By Lauren Rosenberg Australia is a place known for its sunny beaches, vibrant city life, grilled bananas, the wildlife, natural wonders, the red landscape of the Outback, clear water, and breathtaking sunsets.  The hidden gem that Australia is lesser known for is her history of basketball in a country that is not apart of the […]

By Cole Tussing The Tigers seem to have a lot going against them this season. Even with facing their hardest non-conference schedule in Pingeton’s coaching career, no longer having Cunningham and company and the SEC being as strong as ever, Pingeton is not ready to wave the white flag. “Expectations have not changed at all. […]

By Aaron Moser Oh missed field goals, you little chaos creators. Here is how the Southeastern Conference breaks down after Week 7 …  SEC East True Contenders:  #22 Missouri 5-1 (2-0) #9 Florida 6-1 (3-1) #10 Georgia 5-1 (2-1)  On the bubble: South Carolina 3-3 (2-2) South Carolina was not supposed to be in the […]

By Kyle Jones What an interesting time to be a wrestling fan. With the WWE Draft wrapping up, Crown Jewel on the horizon, and AEW on the up-and-up it’s time to break down the weekend that was and get ready for the week that will be. SmackDown Recap After WWE’s premiere episode on Fox packed […]

By Lucas Owens    Last week shook the American Athletic Conference to its core, and while this week is full of games that on the outset do not look to be too competitive, this full slate is sure to give many fans hope and others some heart pain.  The marquee games this week are the […]

By Justin Parmer Talk about a bad week for the SEC East. Both Georgia and Florida go down, and a one-loss Missouri sits on top of the East. With the East clinging on for dear life, let’s explore who made it out of Week 7 with a shot at the college football playoffs.  Regular season […]

By Logan Perrone Mizzou’s 108th Homecoming weekend featured a Sunday soccer matinee, as the Missouri Tigers looked to end a 4-game losing streak against the Tennessee Volunteers. The Tigers were also looking to get their first win in conference play. The first half was marked by strong defense from both teams, who kept the opposing […]

By Aaron Moser Missouri may have defeated Ole Miss 38-27 on homecoming, but that wasn’t the only thing the Tigers accomplished Saturday night in front of a sellout crowd. After Georgia and Florida lost Saturday, the win put the Tigers are now the leaders of the Southeastern Conference East division. Neither one of those two […]

By Tyler Kading When the Missouri men’s basketball team hit the court for their open practice prior to the Homecoming football game on Friday, they did so with some players fans haven’t had a chance to see before. “You can kind of see our guys’ nervous energy, which is fine,” coach Cuonzo Martin said. “We […]

By Lucas Owens What a weird week this was for AAC football.  Half the games were blowouts, and the other half were close.  Navy had a huge win over Tulsa that makes me wonder just how good their defense is at stopping a wear down run game, and USF actually came out strong and beat […]

By Olivia Evans Throughout the athletic department, several teams saw action this week while others grinded away in practice in preparation for their next game in the coming week. Here’s what’s happening this week in Mizzou Athletics. Men’s and Women’s Cross Country: This week, the men’s and women’s cross country teams will travel with a […]

By Lauren Rosenberg The no. 22 Missouri Tigers were upset at home by a red hot Ole Miss rebels squad Wednesday night. The Rebels came to Columbia with high momentum, as they were on an 11-game winning streak and didn’t look like they were going to slow down. The Tigers just came off an exhilarating […]

By Lucas Owens The American Athletic Conference had quite a good break between Weeks 6 and 7. While UCF dropped out of the AP Poll expectedly, both Memphis and Cincinnati found their way to joining SMU as the three AAC teams ranked.  While that is deservedly a great occasion, the rest of the AAC barrels […]

By Lauren Rosenberg The Missouri Tigers looked to continue their hot streak while at the same time the Troy Trojans galloped into town looking to get back on track after a devastating 43-50 lost against Arkansas State the previous week. The Trojans started the game off with a touchdown on the opening drive of the […]

By Michael Emami Stop me if you haven’t heard this before: the Yankees are a good team. In a best-of-five division series that only went three games, the Yankees utterly decimated the Twins in a sweep that broke the hearts of the Minneapolis faithful Monday night.  James Paxton, Mashiro Tanaka and Luis Severino all dominated […]

By Logan Reinhart The biggest takeaway for Mizzou Football from last Saturday’s game against Troy was playing concise and persistent football. The outcome of the game was a 42-10 win over the trojans, and Mizzou’s star linebacker Cale Garrett tearing his pectoral. The “heart and soul” of the defense will most likely be out the […]

By Aaron Moser After six weeks of gridiron action, the SEC has seemed to break itself into levels of championship contention. Entering the 2019 season, most, including myself, thought that Georgia was going to run away with the SEC East due to their exceptional talent, including the experienced tandem of Jake Fromm and D’andre Swift. […]

By Olivia Evans Welcome to the first edition of “This Week in Mizzou Athletics.” This weekly column aims to provide readers with a thorough recap of all sporting events that took place the previous week at Mizzou, as well as offer insight into what’s ahead for the Tigers in the week to come. Future issues […]

By Grayson Rainey Cameron Champ is a name not many golf fans think of when considering the top players in the game right now. Most might point to Brooks Koepka and the recent dominance he has on the majors, but not many know about Champ. The second year player on the PGA Tour has two […]

By Lucas Owens This week exceeded all my possible expectations for just how insane the American Athletic Conference can be.  The AAC slate got started in a Temple-ECU game with the lights blacking out in the late fourth quarter, Friday brought us UCF falling to Cincinnati in a great, close game and SMU completed an […]