We have made it. Within a year of a pandemic, Super Bowl LV is set, and while the future G.O.A.T. is taking on Father Time, Kenny Van Doren and Payton Havermann are taking opposing sides to point out the key reasons why either team could win. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers, the first team to ever […]

By Michael Levitt For most of Major League Baseball’s offseason, there was little activity in free agency. It has picked up as of late with some major names signing, but there are still an overwhelming number of players who are still unsigned. This has led some teams to look at trades to fill their open […]

By Jake Sirkus The No. 19 Missouri Tigers stunned the No. 6 Tennessee Volunteers on Saturday night in dominating fashion. The Tigers took this contest by a score of 73-64 at the Thompson-Boling Arena in Knoxville, Tennessee.  The Tigers came into this game as 8-point underdogs but, more importantly, they had a huge hill to […]

Kenny Van Doren Brad Hand is the last big name closer on the market, and while he has waited out to sign, it has increased his chances of making big money. The Los Angeles Dodgers signed relief pitcher Blake Treinen to a two year, $17.5 million contract that blew open the market this offseason. Treinen […]

By Aidan Johnson COLUMBIA, MO — In their first meeting of the season, the Missouri Tigers Men’s Basketball team took down the South Carolina Gamecocks by a score of 81-70.  Mizzou (9-2) moved to three wins and two losses in conference play and was led by strong performances from Jeremiah Tilman, Mark Smith, and Dru […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]