Mizzou finds no offense in Tuesday’s at-home loss to Ole Miss
By Micah Wright It has been a tough stretch for the Missouri Tigers following their statement 68-65 win at home against sixth-ranked Alabama on February 6. They followed that with three straight losses, the first of which came against the Ole Miss Rebels in Oxford. That ugly 80-59 loss 13 days ago was the biggest […]
Wright State and Cleveland State star as frontrunners for tournament spot
By Kyle Jones The Horizon League kicks off the action on Thursday as college basketball tournament season ramps up. With 12 teams battling out for a spot in the NCAA Tournament, here’s what to expect from the 2021 Horizon League Tournament. The favorite: There’s not much to split the two squads at the top of […]
Spring training hitters to watch
By Michael Levitt With spring training getting underway last week, there has been a buzz around baseball that has not been there since before the pandemic. Last season, the pandemic seemed to be the main news story for the whole season, but it has taken more of a background role this year with teams expecting […]
Mizzou has record-setting Senior Day performance at home against Florida
By Micah Wright Missouri came into Sunday’s game as losers of four of its last five games, having lost each of the past two games by at least 15 points. In a game without their leading scorer, junior forward Ladazhia Williams, the Tigers needed to find a spark. They quickly found out that the spark […]
Mizzou Volleyball shuts out Georgia again to complete weekend sweep
By Aidan Johnson Columbia, Mo — For the second time in as many nights, the Missouri Tigers Volleyball team defeated the Georgia Bulldogs three sets to zero. The win moved Missouri to a record of 10-4 on the season and also marked the first time that it had not lost a single set to an […]
Mizzou notches desperately-needed win against South Carolina
By Shane Gravlin When Mizzou hoops flew to Columbia, South Carolina, they knew they had to turn it around. Even though they had been without their anchor center Jeremiah Tilmon, Mizzou was playing some embarrassing basketball, but that changed with a 93-78 win over a conference opponent on the road. Senior Jeremiah Tilmon had missed […]
Mizzou Baseball Demolished by Grand Canyon in Season Opener
By Aidan Johnson Phoenix, Arizona — In an extremely disappointing season-opener for the Mizzou baseball team, the Grand Canyon University Antelopes rolled to an 11-3 win over the Tigers. The game, which was the first of a four-game series, was one that got out of hand in the first six innings for Mizzou. They were […]
Ranking the possible Deshaun Watson trade destinations
By Christopher Farbolin Franchise quarterbacks rarely end up on the market, much less elite ones. However, this offseason is a rare exception, with three-time Pro Bowler Deshaun Watson demanding a trade from the Houston Texans. Normally when an elite QB is available they are in the twilight of their career (Tom Brady, Brett Favre, and […]
Missouri men’s basketball falls once again in outing against Georgia
By Jake Sirkus The No. 20 Missouri Tigers lost their third-straight SEC game last night against the Georgia Bulldogs, 80-70, in Athens, Georgia. It was once again a disappointing finish for the Tigers, as they held a strong lead for most of the second half. The team once again faltered on the offensive end, leading […]
No introduction needed
By Michael Levitt This year has been different than normal in many ways. Amidst a pandemic, sports leagues of all kinds did their best to have business as normal, or at least as normal as it can be during this time. In baseball, that meant having a significantly shorter season and implementing many safety measures […]
Mizzou Volleyball stunned by loss to Volunteers
By Aidan Johnson KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — In one of the biggest upsets in NCAA Women’s Volleyball so far this year, the 16th ranked Missouri Tigers fell to the Tennessee Volunteers in five sets. The loss marks only the third for Missouri this year, bringing it to an overall record of 8-3 on the season. The match, […]
No. 1 South Carolina outlasts a resilient Mizzou squad
By Jack Knowlton Missouri put the number one team in the nation to the test on the road, as they took on South Carolina. The battle of the Columbias would see the Tigers fall short of a huge upset, 68-59. The Tigers set the tone early, dominating the first half by playing at their own […]
Post-Super Bowl NFL mock draft
By Christopher Farbolin Now that the confetti has finished falling after the Buccaneers’ dominant win over the Chiefs in Super Bowl LV, it is time to look forward to the offseason … mainly the 2021 NFL Draft. It may be more than two months away, but that doesn’t mean it’s too early for mock drafts. […]
Much Like Endor, Tigers Destroyed By Rebels
By Nick Swanson The tenth ranked Missouri Tigers traveled to Oxford, Mississippi to take on the Ole Miss Rebels on Wednesday. It was a closely contested game that was highlighted by the streakiness of each team. Each team would go on scoring droughts and runs where it seemed like they just couldn’t miss, which made […]
MLB Commissioner’s Office changeup
By Michael Levitt Around the middle of January, former Cubs President of Baseball Operations and Red Sox General Manager Theo Epstein signed on with the Commissioner’s Office as a consultant. Epstein will use analytics and work with experts to figure out the impact new rules would have on baseball. This could potentially set him up […]
No. 18 Mizzou ends No. 10 Alabama’s undefeated SEC record in hard-fought 68-66 win
By Lucas Owens Winning did not come easy for the No. 18 Missouri Tigers in their Saturday Matchup against the No. 10 Alabama Crimson Tide at Mizzou Arena, but a win is a win. The Crimson Tide came into Saturday with a 10-0 record in SEC play. Despite losing by double digits against Oklahoma a […]
Breaking down the Matthew Stafford/Jared Goff trade
By Chris Farbolin NFL teams almost never trade franchise QBs to each other anymore, but that didn’t stop the Lions and Rams from pulling off a blockbuster deal before the offseason even began. Matthew Stafford and the Lions mutually agreed to part ways after the 2020 season, where the Lions went a disappointing 5-11. The […]
Hank’s helping hand
By Michael Levitt When Henry “Hank” Aaron passed away on Jan. 22, baseball lost one of its greatest players to ever step on the field. But Aaron was more than just a baseball great. He was an icon that reached past baseball and was an inspiration for people across the country. He was a reminder […]
Missouri Men’s Basketball rallies late and controls OT to complete comeback over TCU
By Aidan Johnson In one of their most intense battles of the season, the Missouri Tigers Men’s Basketball team rallied late in the second half to fuel an overtime win against the TCU Horned Frogs. The game, which finished 102-98, saw Missouri trailing by as much as 12 points late in the second half before […]
No. 17 Mizzou Volleyball takes down the LSU Tigers once again
By Jake Sirkus The No. 17 Missouri Tigers defeated the LSU Tigers in five sets in the series finale at the Hearnes Center on Saturday Night. The Tigers showed off their resilience throughout the night, struggling for the middle parts of the game, falling behind 2-1 sets with their backs against the wall. They battled […]