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On episode 277, Dan and Emile say one last goodbye to the man that changed our lives. They discuss the financial arms race in world football, the Femení's killer instinct, Memphis' ability to lead the front line, and much more! Running Order: When will the hurt go away? Who will the Femení conquer next? Can Memphis be the number one option? Should Yusuf Demir start against Real Sociedad? Listen on Apple Podcasts iOS App, Spotify and, if you want to support the show, head over to Patreon for more content! Become a Patreon to support the show and check out our Quick Take Match Reviews – Thank you! Access our exclusive, listeners-only Facebook Group here. Follow us on Instagram! Find us and watch exclusive content on YouTube! Click here to subscribe via Apple Podcasts Click here to subscribe via Spotify We are excited to partner with Fanatiz! Use this link to sign up: https://bit.ly/2YAHuDd Submit your Blue Wire Hustle application here: http://bwhustle.com/join Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Lakers started off Free Agency a few days early with the Russell Westbrook trade. How does it change the way Lebron and The Lakers playstyle will be the next question. (1:49) Chris Pauls resigns with Phoenix for 20 million more dollars than he asked for. Is a mentorship in the works for the Suns young core? (17:11) Lonzo to Chicago changes a lot for fast Chicago team. The oldest Ball brother could push Chicago to its first playoff berth since the Derrick Rose era. (29:13) Denver met the end of a broom during their playoff run. Reupping Will Barton and several others could be the thing to push them past the hump with a healthy Jamal Murray coming back to the court. (39:01) I usually leave the Spurs to do what they do but after years of sub-Spursian play its time for some better answer than competing. (42:42) Memphis is putting together an All-Star coaching staff with the addition of Rasheed Wallace. (50:42) Duke Continues to be the big fish in recruiting after landing two top prospects within a week of each other. (52:44) Texas & Oklahoma's move to the SEC may benefit their football programs but where do they stand as basketball teams? (54:10) The NCAA is doing something with their constitution in November and if we're being honest I really don't care but hey there will be news to cover. (66:59) Go follow our socials for more content! Twitter: https://twitter.com/travelinghooper IG: https://www.instagram.com/traveling_h... Our website: https://travelinghoopers.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-traveling-hoopers/support

Jason & John Show, Monday, May 24, 2021, Hour 2 (w/Memphis' reaction to Grizz cont' then Rundown on Grizz/Utah) See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of Off the Boards, host and lead writer Christian Fowler and GT247 founder Brooks Hansen break down Memphis' addition of former Miami guard Earl Timberlake. In his freshman season with the Hurricanes, Timberlake averaged 9.3 points, five rebounds and 2.4 assists per game while shooting nearly 45 percent from the floor. Timberlake was limited to seven games last season due to injury, and he will have an opportunity to prove himself in the Bluff City. Coming out of high school, Timberlake was the No. 35 overall player in the country and many saw him as an NBA draft prospect before his injury. Fowler and Hansen explain how Timberlake fits into Memphis' offensive and defensive plans next to the returning players. The former Hurricane isn't a great shooter, but he excels in put backs, rebounds and defensive versatility. 247Sports recently rated Timberlake as the No. 6 overall player in the transfer portal, so this is obviously a massive addition for the Tigers. With the addition of Timberlake, Memphis has now added two high level transfers, and Hardaway and the staff will continue to pursue options in the NCAA transfer portal. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Memphis basketball program sailed into the offseason on the strength of its recent NIT championship run.  The Tigers ran the table at the postseason tournament, beating Dayton, Boise State, Colorado State and Mississippi State to win the crown for the second time (2002).  On this week's episode of the Tiger Basketball Podcast, beat writer Jason Munz and columnist Mark Giannotto discuss the significance of the team's strong finish, what was most impressive about its season and how the current roster might change in the coming weeks.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In episode 106 of GT247's Tigers in 20, host and lead writer Christian Fowler and GoTigers247 digital content creator Kenny Stubblefield discuss the latest in Memphis football and basketball. To begin the episode, the duo recaps Memphis' first round win over Dayton on Saturday. The Tigers out-rebounded the Flyers 44-to-26, and they also had 15 more offensive rebounds which is one of the main reasons they came out with a win.  One of the biggest matchups to watch in the game was Memphis' guards vs. star guard Jalen Crutcher, and the Tigers shut him down. Fowler and Stubblefield break down how Memphis held him to six points and 3-of-10 shooting. Next, the GT247 crew shifts the focus to Memphis' upcoming game against Boise State. The Broncos defeated SMU by one point last week, and they will present a very difficult test for the Tigers. Boise State has a ton of length on their roster, and Derrick Alston Jr. and Emmanuel Akot are both long, skilled players who can give Memphis' defense trouble. Penny Hardaway and the staff will have to come up with a very solid game plan to slow down the Broncos' high powered offense. For the year, Boise State averages 76 points per game, so Memphis will have their hands full on Thursday night. Currently, the Tigers sit at a 4.5-point favorite, so it will likely be a tightly contested game. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In episode 103 of GT247's Tigers in 20, host and lead writer Christian Fowler and GoTigers247 founder Brooks Hansen discuss the latest in Memphis football and basketball. To begin the episode, Fowler and Hansen discuss Memphis' six-game winning streak and how they can put everything together going into the conference tournament. The Tigers picked up a 21-point win over South Florida earlier this week, and the biggest game of the season is coming up on Sunday against No. 9 Houston.  Penny Hardaway and the Tigers have won nine of their last 10 games, and they have won three consecutive games since returning from the 18-day COVID-19 pause. Memphis has been solid on both ends of the floor, but they must play one of the best games of the season to defeat one of the best teams in the country. Houston is nearly unbeatable at home, so the Tigers must do the unthinkable. If Memphis is able to pull off an upset win over the Cougars, then they will have a ton of momentum heading into the American Athletic Conference Tournament next week. Throughout the episode, the duo discusses both Boogie Ellis and Landers Nolley and what they can do to help Memphis beat Houston and make a run in the conference tournament. Ellis has hit 52 percent of his shots from deep since Memphis returned from the pause, and he has been the Tigers' best offensive weapon. Although Nolley is the team's leading scorer, he has been pretty quiet over the last several games. Despite players like Ellis stepping up on the offensive end of the floor, Memphis needs Nolley to be more of a dangerous scoring threat moving forward. Finally, the GT247 crew explains why they are so excited for Sunday's matchup, and both Fowler and Hansen believe it will be one of the better games this season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of Off the Boards, host and lead writer Christian Fowler and GT247 veteran Jonah Jordan sit down to discuss three-star wide receiver Roc Taylor and his commitment to Memphis. Taylor signed with Memphis on National Signing Day after Tennessee pulled his offer on Tuesday, and he is the highest rated player in the Tigers' 2021 class. With the addition of Taylor, Memphis' 2021 class is up to No. 45 overall in the 247Sports Team Rankings. Taylor is currently ranked as the No. 440 overall player in the class and the No. 15 overall player from the state of Alabama. The three-star prospect was named first-team all-state in Alabama's Class 6A after racking up over 1,000 receiving yards and 17 touchdowns, and he also stood out during the Alabama-Mississippi All-Star Game practices. Throughout the podcast, Fowler and Jordan discuss what Taylor brings to Memphis' receiving corps with his size and ability to box out defenders. Taylor joins three-stars Cameron Wright and Tyrese Johnson as Memphis' receiver commits for the '21 class, and they all three have great size. With his big-bodied frame, Taylor has the ability to play outside receiver for the Tigers, and they can also slide him to tight end in certain packages if need be. Ryan Silverfield and the staff have built a spectacular '21 class, and Taylor is the cherry on top. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In episode 99 of GT247's Tigers in 20, host and lead writer Christian Fowler and GoTigers247 digital content producer Kenny Stubblefield discuss the latest in Memphis football and basketball. To begin the episode, Fowler and Stubblefield break down Memphis' four-point win over SMU on Tuesday night. Despite trailing by 13 points in the first half, the Tigers were able to go on a 17-2 run and secure their first lead before the halftime break. After the half, Memphis and SMU went back and forth, but the Tigers were able to outlast the Mustangs. With the win over SMU, Memphis now has sole possession of second in the American Athletic Conference, and they are on an impressive three-game winning streak. Over the past three games, the Tigers have looked like a different team. Memphis has hit 10-plus threes in all of their last three contests, and they've also shot 50 percent or better from the floor in back-to-back games. The GT247 crew discusses performances from Moussa Cisse, Alex Lomax and DJ Jeffries among others. Cisse had his fourth career double-double with 10 points and 10 rebounds, Lomax led the team in scoring with 14 points and Jeffries seemingly got out of his shooting slump with 12 points. After the discussion of the standout players from the game, the duo takes a look forward to Memphis' second game of the week against SMU and explains what they can do to defeat the Mustangs once again. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In the span of a week, the Memphis basketball team has gone from mediocre to having as much momentum as any team in the AAC.  The Tigers have won back-to-back-to-back league games for just the second time in the past two seasons.  Which begs at least a couple of intriguing questions: Is this the best three-game stretch of the Penny Hardaway era? Also, which five factors are the most responsible for Memphis' turnaround?  Beat writer Jason Munz and columnist Mark Giannotto attempt to answer these questions and discuss whether the next seven days will be as successful as the last seven have been on this week's episode of the Tiger Basketball Podcast.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In episode 98 of GT247's Tigers in 20, host and lead writer Christian Fowler and GoTigers247 digital content producer Kenny Stubblefield discuss the latest in Memphis football and basketball. To begin the episode, Fowler and Stubblefield discuss Memphis' massive 20-point win over Wichita State. The Shockers came into the game as the second best team in the AAC with a 4-1 conference record, but the Tigers dominated the game. Memphis has struggled to finish games this season, so I'm sure there weren't many fans holding their breath when the Tigers went into the half with a six-point lead. With Wichita State shooting terribly in the first half, there were likely many who expected the Shockers to came out and run away with the game in the second half. If that was you, then I can't really blame you. Memphis just blew a six-point halftime lead against Tulsa, but the Tigers came out in the second half and looked incredible. It was the Tigers' best performance in a half since the first game of the season against Saint Mary's, and the GT247 crew explains what Penny Hardaway and the Tigers need to do to sustain this success moving forward. Throughout the episode, the GT247 crew breaks down performances from Landers Nolley, Moussa Cisse, Alex Lomax and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

David Marquez partnered with Maria and Dustin Starr to produce a localized version of Championship Wrestling from Hollywood two years ago. This would be one of the United Wrestling Network's best pairings to date. The show was able to bring elements of the local area while growing the brand in Memphis. The plan was to spin-off the television partnership into a local promotion in Memphis. However, due to Covid-19 the plan was put on hiatus. After nearly a year of being idle, last week David Marquez along with Maria and Dustin Starr announced the new promotion Championship Wrestling from Memphis. A new website was introduced; https://championshipwrestlingmemphis.com. With the new announcement, many questions emerged. On this episode of The Alliance Guys Podcast; Jay Cal speaks to Dustin Starr one on one, to discuss; Dustin's wrestling career, the proof of concept for CWFM, the work that led to the promotion, and what fans can expect with this new endeavor. For more News and Information for the National Wrestling Alliance and the United Wrestling Network, please visit Alliance-Wrestling.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theallianceblog/support

In episode 94 of GT247's Tigers in 20, host and lead writer Christian Fowler, GT247 founder Brooks Hansen, GT247 digital content producer Kenny Stubblefield and GT247 vet Jonah Jordan discuss the latest in Memphis football and basketball. To begin the episode, Fowler and Jordan discuss the recent additions of Michigan State transfers Devontae Dobbs and Julian Barnett. Dobbs and Barnett are the two highest-ranked player to ever commit and sign with Memphis, and coach Ryan Silverfield was able to do that in a matter of hours. Dobbs is a 6-foot-4, 304-pound offensive lineman and Barnett is a 6-foot-2 cornerback/wide receiver, and both players have the potential to make an immediate impact for the Tigers. Fowler and Jordan also go into detail about how much better Memphis has gotten thus far with the 2021 class and the two big time transfers. Next, the GT247 crew previews the Montgomery Bowl between Memphis and Florida Atlantic. The Tigers and the Owls will play on December 23 at 6:00 p.m. CST, and Memphis will be looking for their first bowl win since the 2014 Miami Beach Bowl. Throughout the preview of the game, Fowler, Jordan and Hansen break down why Memphis should win this game and what they need to do to ensure that they come back to Memphis victorious. This will be Brady White's last game in a Memphis uniform, so the players will likely give their all for him. After all the positivity in the football discussion, the mood and tone of the podcast shifts very quickly when the subject moves to basketball. Penny Hardaway and the Tigers lost a game that they definitely should've won against Tulsa, and the loss was a microcosim of the season up to this point. Memphis looked terrible offensively, and they made too many mistakes at the end of the game. The crew gives their thoughts on the loss, and they explain why they believe the Tigers are struggling so badly this year. From the coaching to the players and every aspect in between, the GT247 crew gives their brutally honest opinions. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On todays mini episode of the podcast, Dan goes on Mornings with Memphis. The two talk about what its like running a restaurant during quarantine, Christmas shopping for their kids, and inappropriate group texts with their families. Thank you for dialing in, I hope you enjoy.   https://www.Instagram.com/memphisgarrett https://www.Twitch.tv/DanGheesling https://www.YouTube.com/DanGheesling https://www.Twitter.com/DanGheesling https://www.Instagram.com/DanGheesling https://www.Discord.gg/DanGheesling https://www.Linktr.ee/DanGheesling

In episode 90 of GT247's Tigers in 20, host and lead writer Christian Fowler, GT247 founder Brooks Hansen and GT247 digital content producer Kenny Stubblefield to discuss the latest in Memphis football and basketball. Penny Hardaway and the Tigers defeated Arkansas State by 29 points on Wednesday night, and the GT247 crew breaks down the good, bad and indifferent from the win inside FedExForum. Memphis' offense operated better as they finished the game with 21 assists, but the trio reiterates multiple times that it's hard to take too much away from this game because it was against such a bad opponent. Throughout the episode, Fowler, Hansen and Stubblefield also talk about the inefficient shooting from sophomores DJ Jeffries and Lester Quinones. Jeffries has struggled shooting the ball in all four game, and – despite having a great all-around game on Wednesday – Quinones struggled to knock down open shots once again. During the episode, the crew also breaks down performances from freshman Moussa Cisse, JUCO transfer Ahmad Rand – who played his first game with the team – and Jayden Hardaway. Cisse finished the game with 14 points and 10 rebounds, Rand looked like a potential difference maker on defense and on the boards and Hardaway proved that he is capable of making an impact this year. The trio goes into depth on all three players and what their individual roles can look like on the team this season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In episode 88 of GT247's Tigers in 20, host and lead writer Christian Fowler and GT247 digital content producer Kenny Stubblefield break down Memphis' six-point loss to Western Kentucky in the semifinal of the Bad Boy Mowers Crossover Classic. To begin the episode, Fowler and Stubblefield explain why they believe the Tigers lost, including their struggles on the offensive end of the floor. Landers Nolley (25 points) and Boogie Ellis (14 points) were Memphis' only players with double digits in this game, and everyone else struggled on offense. The GT247 crew explains why they think Memphis' offense was ineffective in this game, and they also broke down what they can do better on Friday. Defensively, the Tigers played well once again, but they couldn't handle former five-star prospect Charles Bassey. Bassey dominated Memphis in the second half, and the team simply had no answer for him. Memphis was without Ahmad Rand (contact tracing), and they are still awaiting word on DeAndre Williams from the NCAA, and both of those players could've made a difference in this game. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On a pre-Thanksgiving edition of the Tigers Football Podcast, we look back at Memphis getting a feel-good win over Stephen F. Austin thanks to a strong second half and Calvin Austin's all-around performance. Commercial Appeal columnist Mark Giannotto, football beat writer Evan Barnes and basketball beat writer Jason Munz also assess where Memphis stands facing Navy (6 p.m., CBS Sports) on Saturday. Can the Tigers finally beat the Midshipmen on the road for the first time? How will Navy look after not playing in nearly a month. We also discuss coach Ryan Silverfield's comments on the high number of transfers this season within Memphis and around college football. He thinks part of it could be from potential NCAA legislation granting players a one-time transfer without penalty of sitting out a year. We break down how Memphis could be affected by that in 2021-22 if the transfer exemption is approved. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In episode 87 of GT247's Tigers in 20, host and lead writer Christian Fowler, GT247 founder Brooks Hansen and GT247 digital content producer Kenny Stubblefield break down Memphis' 17-point win over Saint Mary's. The Tigers and the Gaels met in the first game of the Bad Boy Mowers Crossover Classic, and Memphis dominated the game. Although they started the game slow, Memphis controlled the game from the middle of the first half to the end of the game. Despite only being 5-point favorites, Memphis clearly showed who the best team was on Wednesday. Sophomore guard Boogie Ellis lead all scorers with 24 points, and he finished the game 6-of-7 from three. During the episode, the GT247 crew gives their instant takeaways from the game, and they also discuss performances from Ellis, Damion Baugh, DJ Jeffries, Moussa Cisse and more. Although Jeffries and Virginia Tech transfer Landers Nolley didn't have great offensive games, Memphis was still able to win by double digits, which says a lot about this team. Jeffries and Nolley are expected to be the two best scorers on the team, but that doesn't mean Penny Hardaway and the staff don't have multiple players who can catch fire.  With the win over Saint Mary's, the Tigers will be back in action at 11 a.m. CST on Thursday, and they will face the winner of Western Kentucky/Northern Iowa. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jason & John Show, Monday, November 2, 2020, Hour 2 (w/Jason Fitz from ESPN on Memphis' 2019 College Gameday, CFB, and this week in the NFL/Titans) See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Parker and Nate are back for another Core 4. They open the show to talk about the Miami Heat's Finals run and Duncan Robinson's performance, in the lenses of his possible fit in Memphis as a 2021 free agent. They spend the majority of the show talking about if Victor Oladipo is a good trade target, and when the Grizzlies should really strike on a blockbuster trade. Like, subscribe, download, leave a review for the Grizzly Bear Blues podcast network. Follow @sbngrizzlies, @TheCore4Podcast, @PAKA_FLOCKA, @NathanChester24 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In episode 71 of GT247's Tigers in 20, host and lead writer Christian Fowler, GT247 founder Brooks Hansen and digital content producer Kenny Stubblefield discuss the latest in Memphis football and basketball. To begin the episode, the crew breaks down the news of three-star wide receiver Cameron Wright committing to Memphis. Fowler takes a look at what type of player Wright is and what he adds to an already stacked class. Wright has offers from Ole Miss and UCF among others, and he has also recently drawn a lot of interest from Kentucky. Despite the competition, Memphis was able to get his commitment on Wednesday. Next, Fowler, Hansen and Stubblefield give their opinion on the 2020-2021 college basketball and football seasons. The trio gives their individual takes on what the season could look like and the biggest potential hurdles. After the football discussion, the GT247 crew talks about the recent Crystal Ball flips from LSU to Memphis for five-star Moussa Cisse. The only two Crystal Ball Predictions for Memphis before the 4th of July were from Fowler and Hansen, but Memphis now has 81.8 percent of the predictions. Hansen explains why he has kept his Crystal Ball for Memphis since late November, and the crew also has a conversation on how difficult gaining information and getting scoops actually is.  Next, Hansen gives his insight on Penny Hardaway's coaching search. Although he doesn't name specific candidates, Hansen gives a timetable for when Hardaway could hire a new assistant coach. Finally, the trio talks about some of Memphis' newest 2021 basketball offers, including four-star James Graham and fast-rising Josh Minott. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Adam(@AdamTaylorNBA), Tim(TimSheilsNBA) and Wayne discuss the release of the 8-game NBA schedule, diving into each match up and looking at potential pitfalls. They then dive into Memphis' 8-game schedule and look into if Boston can expect a lottery pick should MEM fail to hold onto the 8th seed in the West. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In episode 70 of GT247's Tigers in 20, host and lead writer Christian Fowler and GT247 founder Brooks Hansen discuss the latest in Memphis football and basketball. To begin the episode, Fowler and Hansen recap Memphis coach Ryan Silverfield and the staff's recent recruiting success. This discussion leads to some debate on the difference between local and out-of-state recruits. Although it isn't a big deal for the football program, there are many fans and people around the basketball program that want Penny Hardaway and his staff to go after primarily local recruits. Fowler and Hansen heavily discuss this topic and hash out why they believe this is a sentiment around the city. Throughout their discussion, Fowler and Hansen explain why they think it isn't a big deal if Hardaway secures commitments from local players or not. Next, the duo breaks down some of Memphis' out-of-state targets for 2021, and they compare them to the local players. During the discussion, the duo talks about five-star Kennedy Chandler and four-stars Johnathan Lawson and John Camden and rising center Sam Ayomide. To end the episode, Fowler and Hansen break down what the 2020-2021 season could look like for Memphis. They break down nearly every player on the roster – and incoming players – and give their opinions on what their impact could be next season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Greg & Eli open on the University of Memphis' football season ticket press release. After, they get to some MLB & Tiger Basketball.

In episode 68 of GT247's Tigers in 20, host and lead writer Christian Fowler, GT247 founder Brooks Hansen and digital content producer Kenny Stubblefield discuss the latest in Memphis football and basketball. To begin the episode, the trio gives their thoughts and opinions on George Floyd, racial injustice and inequality. The GT247 crew has been relatively quiet on the topic, but they all give their thoughts to start the show. After that, Fowler, Hansen and Stubblefield talk about Mike Miller leaving Memphis' staff. Miller stepped down as an assistant coach last week, and Hansen briefly breaks it down. Although they discuss it some, Hansen goes into very specific detail in this week's VIP podcast. Next, the trio talks about five-star center Moussa Cisse. Although he was expected to make an announcement last week, Cisse pushed back his commitment. Fowler and Stubblefield were able to watch Cisse and four-star point guard and Memphis target Carter Whitt on Tuesday, so they break down what they saw in each player. Following the discussion on Cisse and Whitt, the trio breaks down Memphis' two newest offers. On Tuesday night, Penny Hardaway and the staff offered five-stars Jalen Duren and Justice Williams. Duren and Williams are former teammates, and the former in the No. 2 overall player in the 2022 class while the latter is the No. 24 overall prospect. Hansen discusses their games and explains briefly what they could look like at the next level. Finally, Fowler briefly discusses football recruiting and what fans can expect next in the 2021 class. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Coach Herb Wellings’s superior basketball knowledge and experiences into the development of an exceptional basketball program, while helping kids learn life skills and excel in the classroom. He understand the challenges youth face today as a result of working in the Omaha Public School District for eleven years. Herb Ran youth and AAU teams for the last 22 years in Omaha. He Developed over 50 kids who have received college scholarships. He is the Resident coach at World Famous Five-Star Basketball Camps for 15 years. He Worked over 300 weeks of basketball camps. Authored four instructional basketball DVD’s. The first release was the best selling DVD in the country. He Spoke to 2,500 coaches as a presenter at the 2008 Missouri Basketball Coaches Association Clinic. He Spoke to 1,500 coaches as a presenter at the 2008 Iowa Basketball Coaches Association Clinic. Bob Hurley calls him a jewel. Howard Garfinkel calls him a right-hand man. Coach K and The General can pick him out of a crowd. a film crew from Sysko's, a basketball instructional video retailer, came to Omaha Central for one afternoon. Five or six hours. Welling and a group of Omaha teenagers demonstrated the dribble-drive motion, which Central has used to win state championships the past three seasons. Now Welling's videos - thanks to Memphis' success and a plug from Sports Illustrated - are selling faster than anything Sysko's has ever produced. That includes videos by coaching heavyweights Bo Ryan, Bill Self, Jim Boeheim, Jim Calhoun, Billy Donovan and Carolina's Roy Williams. I have known Herb Welling for probably 30 years. Herb is not only an outstanding teacher of individual skills and team concepts, but he also has an indefatigable work ethic. It’s been said great teachers are also the best students, and that perfectly describes Herb. A week at Herb’s camp is sure to positively impact a player like no other summer development activity can. - Will Rey, Current head coach at Northridge Prep and former DI head coach “Herb Welling is one of the finest coaches and clinicians in our sport. Decades of experience working with players on all levels gives him great insight into player development. A week with Herb can be a game changer for any aspiring player “. Coach Bob Hurley. herb.welling@gmail.com @HerbonHoops --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kevin-furtado/support

Kevin Rogers and Tony Mejia break down the return of the NBA season and playoffs. Grizzlies' analyst Mike Wallace joins the show to analyze Memphis' chances at getting the 8th seed in the Western Conference and more.

In episode 67 of GT247's Tigers in 20, host and lead writer Christian Fowler, GT247 founder Brooks Hansen and digital content producer Kenny Stubblefield discuss the latest in Memphis football and basketball. Instead of a typical episode, the GT247 crew answers all the questions from the board over the week. You guys asked a ton of questions about five-star Moussa Cisse, four-star Johnathan Lawson, Georgetown transfer Mac McClung and Memphis' newest signees – DeAndre Williams and Landers Nolley. Throughout the podcast, Hansen and Fowler answer questions about the topics mentioned above. The GT247 crew gives the latest on what could happen with Memphis' 2020 scholarship situation and a few players to keep and eye on in 2021. Memphis coach Penny Hardaway and the staff have recently been involved with Lawson, and Hansen breaks down what that means for the Tigers. There are also still a ton of eyes on Cisse, and the GT247 crew explains what could happen over the next month or so with his recruitment. The news Wass broken on Wednesday that the NCAA won't vote on a one-time transfer rule until next year, and the trio gives their candid opinion on the decision. They also discuss the possibility of Nolley and Williams being eligible next season and what to expect if they are ruled ineligible. Fowler also answers some questions about the 2020-2021 football season and what the players have been doing to stay in shape while being away from the facilities. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In episode 66 of GT247's Tigers in 20, host and lead writer Christian Fowler, GT247 founder Brooks Hansen and digital content producer Kenny Stubblefield discuss the latest in Memphis football and basketball. To begin the episode, the trio discusses the rumors surrounding DJ Jeffries, and they quickly put the speculation to rest. Many fans began panicking when Jeffries made a post on Snapchat earlier this week, but the GT247 crew explains that there is no reason to worry. After the discussion on Jeffries, Fowler, Hansen and Stubblefield discuss Memphis' new indoor practice facility. University of Memphis President M. David Rudd posted a picture of the facility on Twitter, and it looked even better than expected to the GT247 trio. Following the talk about the practice facility and how much the program has risen in recent years, the GT247 crew breaks down some of their favorite players in the 2021 class that Memphis is recruiting. Throughout the discussion, Fowler, Hansen and Stubblefield break down five-stars Chet Holmgren, JD Davison, Harrison Ingram, Moussa Diabate and more. The trio gives a scouting report on multiple players, and they also discuss some very interesting player comparisons for the Tigers' targets. On Tuesday, it was announced that there will be no summer AAU basketball or camps, and the GT247 crew explains how detrimental it can be to college basketball and the players in the '21 class. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

David Cobb previews Memphis' chances for another double-digit win season. Counting down the top 25 teams in the CBS Sports 2020 preseason rankings with the authors of the team previews. David discusses how Memphis' promotion of Ryan Silverfield helps keep continuity with several starters back and why even though Mike Norvell is gone, AAC title contention is still the expectation. Cover 3' is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, Google Podcasts, Castbox and wherever else you listen to podcasts.  Follow our hosts on Twitter: @Chip_Patterson, @bartonsimmons, @TomFornelli For more college football coverage from CBS Sports, visit https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/ To hear more from the CBS Sports Podcast Network, visit https://www.cbssports.com/podcasts/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In episode 65 of GT247's Tigers in 20, host and lead writer Christian Fowler is joined by GT247 founder Brooks Hansen and digital content producer Kenny Stubblefield to discuss the latest in Memphis football and basketball. To begin the episode, Fowler breaks down three-star defensive back Greg Rubin's commitment to Memphis and his potential with the Tigers. Memphis' class moved up nine spots to No. 62 in the 247Sports Team Rankings with the addition of Rubin. At 6-foot and 180 pounds, Rubin has great size and Fowler gives all the details on what type of player he thinks Rubin could be for the Tigers. Following the conversation on Rubin, the GT247 crew gives their opinions on Tyler Harris' transfer and why he chose to leave Memphis. Harris has since landed at Iowa State, and the crew breaks down what his departure means for Penny Hardaway and the Tigers. Next, the trio discusses Landers Nolley and the latest on what the NCAA is saying about making all transfers immediately eligible. The crew breaks it all down and let Memphis fans know what it means, even though nothing will be final until the ruling on May 20. After discussing what the NCAA could potentially do, Hansen, Fowler and Stubblefield break down what Memphis could potentially do to close out the 2020 class if Nolley is ultimately ruled ineligible. Finally, Hansen gives some inside information on what he's hearing about the 2020-2021 basketball season and what it could potentially look like. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of GoTigers247's Off the Boards, lead writer/host Christian Fowler and GT247 digital content producer Kenny Stubblefield break down Virginia Tech transfer Landers Nolley's commitment to Memphis. On Saturday, Nolley chose the Tigers over Georgia and Ole Miss, which was a huge win for Penny Hardaway and Memphis' staff. Nolley is one of the top transfers in the country, and he could still potentially be eligible next season. The NCAA will have a vote on May 30 to see if ALL incoming transfers are eligible next year, and Memphis' staff is obviously going to have their fingers cross that it passes. At 6-foot-7, Nolley has great size and versatility, and he perfectly fits what Hardaway wants in the back court at Memphis. Coming out of high school, Nolley was the No. 67 overall recruit and the No. 15 overall small forward. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

LeMoyne-Owen's Interim President discusses the effort for Memphis' flagship HBCU to transition to life in the midst of pandemic, the transition of moving from college trustee to president, and the secret of LOC's magic.

In this episode of Off the Boards, lead writer Christian Fowler is joined by the co-director of the ESPN+ docuseries The Harder Way. Henry Proegler is one half of Hank and Booth, which is the production company that was hired for the documentary. Proegler has been in Memphis since October, and he has developed a close relationship with the city, the team and the coaching staff. Throughout the episode, Fowler and Proegler discuss how Hank and Booth were selected to direct and produce the documentary, how challenging filming has been with the season Memphis had and much more. With Proegler's insight, he gives a real behind the scenes look of what Memphis' rollercoaster of a season has looked like and how they've handled it as far as filming goes. Fowler and Proegler discuss Penny Hardaway's relationship with the players, the James Wiseman debacle and multiple players' personalities. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The crew is back to discuss Memphis' own Three Six Mafia legal problems, Dr. Joe does Yosemite, Mischa Barton getting the boot, why Apple doesn't allow villains to use iPhones, Meg The Stallion, and of course The Bachelor! Tune In!

In Episode 61 of Tigers in 20, lead writer and host Christian Fowler and GoTigers247 founder Brooks Hansen discuss the latest regarding Memphis Tigers football and basketball. To begin the episode, Fowler and Hansen break down Memphis' last three games. The Tigers have lost three consecutive contests, and the duo explains why and addresses the panic within the fanbase.  The GT247 crew explains why fans shouldn't be in a full blown panic despite the Tigers being 17-8 overall and 6-6 in the American Athletic Conference. It's been an up and down season to say the least, but Fowler and Hansen give multiple reasons why it's not time to give up on the program. Next, Hansen discusses the recruiting and what Penny Hardaway need in the 2020 class. Memphis currently doesn't have any commits for the 2020 class, but they are still among the top schools for five-star prospects Greg Brown and Jalen Green. Following the discussion on basketball, Fowler and Hansen explain the impressive hire of former Baylor co-offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach Glenn Thomas. Memphis hired Thomas on Monday as a senior offensive analyst, and he has a very impressive resume. Finally, the duo discusses Memphis coming in at No. 57 in ESPN's preseason Football Power Index (FPI). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this week's episode, Jason Munz and Mark Giannotto discuss the health statuses of some of Memphis' walking wounded.

In episode 60 of Tigers in 20, lead writer and host Christian Fowler is joined by GoTigers247 digital content creator Kenny Stubblefield to discuss Memphis' win over UConn, the impact of DJ Jeffries' injury and National Signing Day among other topics. To begin the episode, Fowler and Stubblefield recap Memphis' seven-point win over UConn. The duo both point to reasons why the Tigers were able to pull out the win, including Lance Thomas' second consecutive double-digit game. After the discussion of UConn, the GT247 crew discusses how Memphis can overcome the loss of DJ Jeffries. The freshman forward will be out 4-6 weeks with a PCL injury, and Fowler goes in-depth on who he believes must step up in Jeffries' absence. Next, Fowler and Stubblefield take a look forward to the Tigers upcoming games inside the FedExForum. Memphis will host Temple and USF this week, and they are both must-win conference games. With a 16-5 overall record and a 5-3 record in the AAC, Fowler and Stubblefield explain why the next two games are so important for Penny Hardaway and the Tigers. Finally, the duo previews Wednesday's National Signing Day. Ryan Silverfield and the Tigers staff signed 14 players in the Early Signing Period, so the signees will be much smaller on Wednesday. Three-star linebacker Davian Mayo and JUCO defensive lineman Maurice White committed to Memphis on Sunday, and they are both expected to sign on Wednesday. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We're kicking off Ric Flair's birthday month (Flair-uary) with "The Nature Boy" in CWA! The Memphis territory wanted their biggest star, Jerry "The King" Lawler to be the NWA World Heavyweight Champion. However, Memphis' business relied on Lawler always being on the card and that wouldn't be possible if "The King" traveled as the champ. At this point, though, they were still trying to make Ric Flair and Jerry Lawler a hot feud. It didn't last long before real life bad blood seeped in. Hear about it all here as we go retro and take the time back to 1982!MATCH: youtu.be/rUVA5qchql0FULL ARCHIVES: www.nopleasedontpodcast.com/RRR -- bhmprowrestling.com/?page_id=44MERCHANDISE: redbubble.com/people/retrorasslin

In this episode, I get with Rob Dauster over at NBC Sports and we chat about a few different topics. We open with 15 minutes on Kobe Bryant, then we move on to discuss Coach K yelling at the Duke fans like a crazy person because it's hilarious.  Finally, we spend the majority of the podcast talking about prospects. Who has impressed Rob? What do we think of Anthony Edwards? What do we think of Memphis' guys? Of guys like Saddiq Bey, Daniel Oturu, and the players at Gonzaga? All that and a lot more. 

Rundown0:18 Remembering Kobe4:20 Illinois is Back11:36 Succeeding with a Pressing Defense16:43 Coach Miles on the Advantages of Being Unique20:26 Nick Richards' Emergence for Kentucky25:44 Mike Brey's Rant32:39 Struggles in MemphisFollow Tim on Twitter @CoachMilesFollow C.J. on Twitter @CJMooreHoopsOur listeners get 40% off the annual subscription. Start your free trial now at: theathletic.com/milesmoore. If you are already a subscriber, thank you for your support—and please tell a friend!

Tonyaa sits down with Dr. Altha Stewart, President of the American Psychiatric Association. We dive into the challenges facing the youth of today in Memphis, and the work the American Psychiatric Association does in trying to help those who have experienced adverse childhood experiences. This is an episode you don't want to miss so make sure to tune in by downloading the Kudzukian App.

Memphis LK is a Melbourne/Narrm based artist, producer, vocalist and DJ. Introducing herself with the powerfully direct independent single 'Speak Honestly', Memphis' atmospheric club music and purposeful lyrics candidly share her journey to self-empowerment. She continues to bloom with the release of her new single ‘Roses' and a promising album on the 2020 horizon. Ahead of her upcoming live performance at Pitch Music & Arts 2020, this exclusive DJ mix showcases her wide-ranging interest for electronic music. Mixed by: Memphis LK | @memphislk Stay up to date with Pitch Music & Arts 2020: www.facebook.com/pitchmusicfestival/ ================================================================== 2020 Lineup (in alphabetical order): ANNA (BRA) . Aurora Halal (Live) (USA) . Ben Rau (GER) . Ben UFO (UK) . The Black Madonna (USA) . CARISTA (NL) . Cassettes For Kids (AUS) . Collarbones (Live) (AUS) . Cooper Saver (USA) . Curses (USA) . DJ BORING (AUS) . DJ NOBU (OFFICIAL) (JAP) . Fantastic Man (AUS) . FJAAK (Live) (GER) . Fleetmac Wood (USA) . Folamour (FRA) . Hiatus Kaiyote (Live) (AUS) . HUNEE (GER) . Jennifer Cardini (FRA) . Job Jobse (NL) . Jordan Brando (AUS) . Kllo (Live) (AUS) . Kobosil (GER) . Late Nite Tuff Guy (AUS) . Maceo Plex (USA) . MARCEL DETTMANN (GER) . Memphis LK (Live) (AUS) . Midland (UK) . Moopie (AUS) . Nathan Micay (CAN) . Nina Kraviz (RU) . Objekt (GER) . Papa Smurf (AUS) . Peter Van Hoesen (GER) . Project Pablo (Live) (CAN) . REGIS (UK) . Richie Hawtin (CAN) . Robert Hood (USA) . Shubostar (KOR) . SKATEBÅRD (NOR) . SKIN ON SKIN (Live) (AUS) . Sleep D (AUS) . SPFDJ (SWE) . Stephan Bodzin (Live) (GER) . Telephones (NOR) . TERR (BRA) . Tijana T (SER) . Whiskey Houston (AUS)

In episode 57 of Tigers in 20, lead writer and host Christian Fowler and GoTigers247 founder Brooks Hansen discuss the latest in Memphis Tigers basketball and football. Fowler and Hansen begin the episode by discussing Memphis quarterback Brady White – who announced on Wednesday night that he will return to Memphis for his redshirt senior season. White has been mulling over his options since the Tigers Cotton Bowl loss, and fortunately for Memphis coach Ryan Silverfield and the fanbase he chose to return. White is coming off of a season where he was fourth in the country in yards and eighth in touchdown passes. After discussing White's return, Fowler and Hansen discuss Memphis' new defensive coordinator – Mike MacIntyre. The Tigers new defensive coordinator spent 2019 turning around Ole Miss' defense after they were one of the worst in the country in 2018. Before going to Ole Miss, MacIntyre was the head coach at Colorado where he led the Buffs to a Pac-12 South Division Title in 2016. In the same year, MacIntyre was also named the Associated Press Coach of the Year.  Although Memphis lost a ton of coaches to Florida State, Silverfield has made some home run hires, and the Tigers shouldn't miss a beat in 2020. Next, the duo discusses Memphis' huge game against Wichita State on Thursday night. After losing to Georgia, the Tigers will have an opportunity to redeem themselves against the No. 23 team in the country. Finally, Fowler and Hansen recap the weekend's Hoopfest and discuss performances from Moussa Cisse and Moussa Diabate among others. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Memphis lost for just the second time this season last week to Georgia.

In this episode of Off the Boards, lead writer Christian Fowler spoke with four-star class of 2021 guard and Memphis target Dallan "Deebo" Coleman. Coleman is originally from Memphis, but he plays high school ball in Florida at West Nassau County High School. Memphis' staff has already prioritized the 6-foot-4 guard, and they offered him earlier this week. Throughout the episode, Coleman discusses his Memphis roots, being recruited by his hometown school, his visit to Memphis and his relationship with Penny Hardaway and the Tigers staff. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In episode 55 of Tigers in 20, lead writer and host Christian Fowler and GoTigers247 founder Brooks Hansen discuss the latest in Memphis Tigers basketball and football. The duo begins the episode by discussing the Tigers 51-47 win over Tennessee on Saturday. The win was Penny Hardaway's first victory over a top 25 opponent, and it was fitting to come against Rick Barnes and the Vols. Although the Tigers only scored five points in the first 12 minutes, they found a way to battle back and beat a very good team in a hostile environment. Saturday's game was only Memphis' second true road game of the season, but they handled it very well. Instead of folding when Tennessee went up early, they continued to fight and battle back. Fowler and Hansen discuss the ins and outs of the game and how the Tigers knocked off the Vols. Next, the duo discusses changes to the Tigers coaching staff with Ryan Silverfield at the helm. Defensive coordinator Adam Fuller left for Florida State last week, and Silverfield told the media on Tuesday that Fuller will not coach the Tigers in the Cotton Bowl. With Fuller gone, linebackers coach Kevin Clune will be filling in as the interim defensive coordinator for the bowl game. Fowler then discusses what could come next with the staff. Finally, Fowler and Hansen preview the Early Signing Period, which begins on Wednesday. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Heat struggled in Memphis despite 25 points from Jimmy Butler. I talked about Miami's zone defense, Memphis' pick-and-roll, and a sluggish overall game. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tune in as Bud and Al discuss the top-five carnage; the number of unbeaten teams shrinks to four; a Cole Anthony-less UNC is flat out bad and Memphis is doing just fine without Wiseman. Plus, Wagers of the Week. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bud-denega/support

Isaac Bruce – a former Tiger, Super Bowl Champion and one of the greatest receivers in NFL history – spoke with GoTigers247 to discuss Memphis' 12-1 season, the Cotton Bowl and his thoughts on Memphis receivers Damonte Coxie and Antonio Gibson. As a former players, Bruce said Saturday's game against Cincinnati was incredible for him. Although he wasn't at the game, Bruce said he watched every play and tuned in for the trophy presentation after the game. Bruce said it was a special moment for him because he was able to reflect on his career and how far the program had come since he left. After the discussion of the game, Bruce talks about what he saw from the Tigers offense this season and explains what makes Coxie and Gibson such big playmakers. Bruce played on one of the best offenses in the history of the NFL with the St. Louis Rams, and he said there are a lot of similarities with Memphis' offense this year. As someone who played with one of the best receiving backs in NFL history in Marshall Faulk, Bruce explains the importance of having a versatile running back like Kenny Gainwell. Following the discussion on Memphis football, Bruce reflects on his playing career in the NFL and what made him such an incredible receiver. Bruce isn't in the Hall of Fame yet, but his resume speaks for itself. When the former Tigers retired from the NFL, he was No. 2 all-time in receiving yards behind Jerry Rice, fifth all-time in receptions and ninth in touchdowns. Bruce will likely be a finalist again this year. The former Tigers will be in Dallas for the Cotton Bowl, and he will be holding an autograph signing on the 27th. Bruce will put all the details out on his social media and you can follow him to make sure you don't miss out.  Twitter: @IsaacBruce80 Instagram: isaacbrucefoundation  Bruce is also selling T-shirts for the Cotton Bowl, and you can find those here: https://store16057038.ecwid.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices