Mizzou Hoops postpones game schedule due to COVID-19
By Jaelyn Murry The No. 13 Missouri men’s basketball team will pause all team activities as a result of COVID-19 protocols, head coach Cuonzo Martin announced Friday. ‘”This continues to be a challenging time across the college basketball landscape, and it is important that we prioritize the health and safety of our student-athletes first and […]
Different Bulldogs, same result
By Jordan Milewczik On Saturday the Missouri Tigers took their first trip down to Starkville, Mississippi. They looked to rebound from a poor showing last week against Georgia to finish their regular season with a winning record. Instead, the Tigers left licking their wounds and with more questions than answers. Mississippi State handed the Tigers […]
Cincinnati deserves more respect
By Aaron Moser The fallacious “Power 5” bias reared its ugly head again this week as Cincinnati was dropped from No. 8 to No. 9 in the latest College Football Playoff Rankings. Quick recap: Ohio State has remained steady at No. 4 despite only playing five games. The Big Ten had to waive their own […]
Missouri upsets No. 6 Illinois in Braggin’ Rights thriller
By Harrison Vapnek COLUMBIA — With Braggin’ Rights on the line at home against No. 6 Illinois, the Tigers did not shy away from the opportunity to pull off one of the biggest upsets of the young college basketball season. Missouri (5-0) took down Illinois (4-2), 81-78, led by Dru Smith and Xavier Pinson’s 17 […]
No. 9 Georgia knocks off No. 25 Missouri
By Jordan Milewczik The No. 9 Georgia Bulldogs came into Faurot Field Saturday looking to gain their fourth-straight victory in Columbia. They achieved that feat by delivering the newly No. 25-ranked Tigers a 49-14 loss in their last home game of the season. The Tigers struggled early as Missouri quarterback Connor Bazelak threw his third […]
Additional road course added to 2021 Nascar schedule in place of Fontana Race Weekend
The only race in California will be moved to the Daytona Road Course in a last-minute switch before the 2021 Nascar season returns in February. By Scottland Barcia Fontana is home to Auto Club Motor Speedway, which has become a staple in the Nascar schedule due to factors like the celebrity sightings on track, it […]
From triumph to tragic heartbreak in the blink of an eye
Lewis Hamilton had to miss the Sakhir Grand Prix due to testing positive for Covid-19. George Russell, a Mercedes Junior driver, had to fill in last minute. By Scottland Barcia George Russell is typically found in the Willams Garage on race weekends, but with Lewis Hamilton testing positive for Covid-19, the Mercedes Junior driver was […]
Missouri men’s basketball claims fourth-straight win in victory over Liberty
By Jake Sirkus The Missouri Tigers improved to 4-0 on the season on Wednesday night after a 69-60 victory over the Liberty Flames at Mizzou Arena. The Tigers struggled coming out of the gates, trailing by as many as 11 points in the first half and heading into the locker room behind for the first […]
Defense and early runs lead Missouri men’s basketball to win over Wichita State
By Lucas Owens With their game, and eventual win, against No. 21 Oregon being scheduled within a matter of days, Missouri head coach Cuonzo Martin’s squad got to visit Wichita St. in a long-awaited matchup between the two schools. The Wichita St. Shockers, hailing from the American Athletic Conference, started the season much like Missouri […]
Mevis’ last second kick stuns Arkansas as Tigers take the Battle Line Trophy
By Harrison Vapnek COLUMBIA — Missouri and Arkansas’ Battle Line Rivalry has met every year since 2014, but fans had never seen as wild of a finish as the one on Saturday in Columbia. Missouri (5-3) rallied back to defeat Arkansas (3-6), 50-48, on a Harrison Mevis game-winning 32-yard field goal with no time remaining […]
Missouri pulls off upset over No. 21 Oregon
By Jack Knowlton OMAHA – Xavier Pinson scored 22 points, including 19 in the second half, as Missouri men’s basketball romped to a win over the No. 21-ranked Oregon Ducks. The Tigers roared out of the gates, jumping out to an early lead that would prove insurmountable for Oregon. Mark Smith hit two threes in […]
How improvements in motorsports have prevented the worst
Over the years, multiple motorsports series have made improvements that have saved countless drivers from what could have been the worst possible outcome. By Scottland Barcia Bahrain Grand Prix night race is a well-known staple alongside the end of the season Abu Dhabi Grand Prix night race. On November 29, Bahrain saw its first red […]
Experience is key: U.S. Youngsters look promising in International Friendlies
Jack Knowlton The United States Men’s National Team took to the field for the first time since February in Wales, taking on the Welsh and Panama over the last two weeks. This is the first glimpse fans got of the potential of the U.S. as we drift ever closer to the 2022 World Cup. The […]
Postgame thoughts after Missouri’s season-opening victory against Oral Roberts
By Ethan Burke After an eight-month offseason, Cuonzo Martin’s squad was eager to return to the basketball court as they dismantled the Oral Robert Golden Eagles 91-64 on opening night. The Tigers have shown to be a more versatile team this season after dominating the Golden Eagles on the glass and from 3-point range, which […]
How Jordan Nwora can help solve the Bucks’ depth problem
By Jack Knowlton The Milwaukee Bucks have not exactly had the best luck in the NBA draft after 2013. 2013 of course is the year the Bucks selected a lanky kid from Greece who has since turned into a 2-time MVP. Since then, the Bucks’ draft selections are either no longer with the team or […]
Be nice to your new rookie
By Gerald Hopkins Congratulations! Your favorite NBA team just finished selecting a key to your future! As the host of a podcast that talks solely about rebuilding teams, the NBA draft, like every professional sports draft, is one of my favorite nights. But, as beautiful and amazing this night is for everyone involved, the draft […]
The Most Americ6n Recap, Week 11: An upset on the bayou
By Lucas Owens Well dress me up and call me Sally, I was completely wrong about most games in the American Athletic this week. Although I was 5-1 on predictions, most games ended up being very different than I expected. One ranked team did fall, but one rose to take their place, and a big […]
Missouri’s comeback falls short in quarterfinal match against South Carolina
By Aidan Johnson In their second SEC Tournament match in three days, the Missouri women’s soccer team fell 3-2 to South Carolina on Tuesday night. The game, which was the second meeting between the two teams and the final quarterfinal match of the tournament, saw the Tigers defeated by the Gamecocks once again. While the […]
The firing of Will Muschamp: Great idea, horrible timing
By Gerald Hopkins On Sunday, November 15, reports that Will Muschamp was relieved of his coaching duties at South Carolina started the 2020 version of the coaching carousel. This report came after a loss to Lane Kiffin and Ole Miss in Oxford by a score of 42 to 59. With Muschamp being more of a defensive-minded […]
Missouri takes down Florida with late goal and moves on to next round
By Aidan Johnson For the second time in a week, the Missouri Tigers women’s soccer team took down their SEC East opponent, Florida. The game, which meant more this time as it came in the second round of the SEC Tournament, was won late by the Tigers off the foot of Bella Alessi, who scored […]