**Short Answer**\n\n*“The 2014–15 season was a mixed one for the Tigers. They finished 14th in the NRL， winning 9 of 24 matches and losing 15， with a points differential of –70 (1，020 for， 1，090 against). Their home record was 4–8， while away they went 5–7. They scored 1，020 points and conceded 1，090， averaging 42.5 points for and 45.4 points against per game. Key players included captain Jarryd Hayne， who led the team with 22 tries， and forward Sam Kasiano， who topped the try?scoring chart with 21. The Tigers’ best win was a 38–0 victory over the Wests Tigers， and their biggest loss was a 44–6 defeat to the Cronulla?Eastern Suburbs Sharks. The season’s highlights were the strong performances of the young forwards and the team’s resilience in close matches， while the low try?scoring average and defensive lapses were the main drawbacks that kept them from a higher finish.”*。