In his regular life, Drew Smith is works marketing and communications director for Bridges, which is, no doubt, a big deal. But Drew's day job isn't what gets him recognized at Liberty Bowl tailgate parties. Meet Drew Smith, star of the University of Memphis' new football campaign, aka, the "Mind Your Business, Dennis!" guy.

Assignment #180 in the 365 Things to Do in Memphis is to spend a Saturday night with the ladies of Memphis Roller Derby. I don't just say that because I'm one of said ladies - I say it because roller derby is kind of an incredible thing. 

The final round of submissions are in for the Grizzlies Show Your Colors Contest, and again, I'm completely impressed by your commitment to the home team.

First, the youngest Grizz fan in the contest: Dara G. sent in this adorable picture of her daughter, Eleanor at her very first game:

When I announced the Grizzlies Show Your Colors contest last week, I was expecting a lot of growl towels and Z-BOing. I wasn't expecting custom Grizzlies shoes, wall-shrines and an entire bobblehead team.

Get out your Growl Towels and ditch your razors - no matter what happens tonight, the Grizzlies are playing the LA Clippers in the first round of the NBA Playoffs on Sunday. Here's hoping that they'll be at the FedExForum.

An old-growth forest in the middle of the city? Only in Memphis.

Assignment #74 in the 365 Things to Do in Memphis is to take a walk through one of the last remaining old growth forests in Tennessee.

The Old Forest is a 172-acre wooded area located in Overton Park. It has paved and unpaved trails and it's so quiet, you'll forget you're close to East Parkway, Poplar Avenue, and the bustle of the city.

Even if the Grizzlies don't make all of their shots, you can still take yours. Assignment #31 is to do a pre-game Grizz Shot at South of Beale.

There are a lot of reasons to love Tony Allen, the Memphis Grizzlies' resident utility player / enthusiasm generator. In the last year, he's gone from an unknown into something of a local folk hero for his mid-game antics, enthusiastic bench warming and involvement in the community.

You're running the St. Jude Marathon (or half marathon) this weekend. You need carbs, and lots of them. Here are 10 Memphis restaurants that can help you with that:

1. Pete & Sam's (3886 Park Avenue)