By Michael Levitt One week into the 2021 baseball season, the umpires are already getting hate from fans. Considering Sunday’s controversial call at home plate in the game between the Philadelphia Phillies and Atlanta Braves, it might be useful to revisit some of the pros and cons for video replay being used in Major League […]

By Reid McEowen We are just under a month away from the end of the NBA 2021 regular season and the start of the 2021 NBA Playoffs. Some teams have continued to soar and cement their spots in the playoffs, but a few notable teams are struggling as underdogs work their way up the rankings. […]

By Reid McEowen We are just under a month away from the end of the NBA 2021 regular season and the start of the 2021 NBA Playoffs. Some teams have continued to soar and cement their spots in the playoffs, but a few notable teams are struggling to hold their own. Likewise, some unexpected underdogs […]

By Micah Wright Two SEC powerhouses squared off for a three-game series in Columbia in a top-20 matchup as the 19th-ranked Mizzou Tigers hosted the 15th-ranked LSU Tigers.  LSU responded from Friday’s 9-1 loss with a 4-2 win on Sunday morning in the first game of the doubleheader after Saturday’s postponement. Ali Kilponen, one of […]

By Christopher Farbolin With NFL Free Agency in the rearview mirror, we have a much better idea on where the 32 teams stand entering the draft. This offseason has shifted the landscape of the NFL, and with that my mock draft needs an update. My last mock came before free agency, and it’s safe to […]

By Michael Levitt Baseball season is underway, and the race for Major League Baseball’s most prestigious individual awards will continue all season. Between the Most Valuable Player Award, Cy Young Award and Rookie of the Year Award, almost anyone on a baseball team has a chance to win an award come October. Starting with the […]

By Christopher Farbolin With free agency being mostly finished for the 2021 offseason, we have a much better idea of how all 32 teams will look come September. NFL free agency gives some fanbases optimism and hope, while giving others a harsh wake-up call for their team’s short-term future. Everyone tries to guess the winners […]

By Michael Levitt With the baseball season starting in a little over a week, people are making predictions for who will make the World Series. The American League has fewer contenders than the National League and less teams on the bubble. However, that is not to say that the American League is not as exciting. The […]

By Ben Greenberger The Missouri Tigers saw their season come to an end tonight at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, Indiana, falling to the Oklahoma Sooners in the first round of the NCAA Tournament by a score of 72-68.  The Tigers got strong performances out of Dru Smith (20 points, 3 steals, 2 assists) and […]

By Michael Levitt As opening day gets closer and teams are figuring out what players they want to carry with them into the regular season, the picture of which teams are likely to make the playoffs gets clearer. With Major League Baseball going back to five playoff teams in each league, the battle for wild […]

By Chris Farbolin With the NFL offseason kicking into full swing, the NFL Draft is just over a month away. I last made a mock after the Super Bowl and it’s safe to say that a lot has changed since then. With franchise tags being placed and a more clear picture of how free agency […]

By Lucas Owens Sunday evening, when the selection committee unveiled their rankings, the Mizzou Tigers men’s basketball team found themselves in a far different place from where they were just a few nights ago when they lost against Arkansas in the quarterfinals of the SEC tournament. The Tigers watched Selection Sunday from the Indianapolis Speedway, […]

By Aidan Johnson Nashville, TN — If the Missouri Men’s Basketball Team could have an overarching theme attached to them this season, it would be close games. On Thursday night that continued as the Tigers opened the SEC Tournament with a nail-biting 73-30 win over the Georgia Bulldogs. The start to the postseason was a […]

By Lucas Owens Of all conferences Mizzou fans should care about during this week, the American Athletic ranks close to the top of that list for one lone reason: Wichita St. Wichita St. was the second team Mizzou played this year, and the Tigers earned themselves a 10-point win in the contest. The Shockers do […]

By Brandon Nimmons The Colorado State Rams have been on Joe Lunardi’s bubble watch since January. The Rams have played every single game since then in attempts to prove to Lunardi that they belong in the Big Dance, and yet they have remained still in question since then. Colorado State enjoyed a very solid 17-5, […]

By Sterling Price March is here, and one of the best periods of college athletics is upon us with the NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Tournament set to begin next week. The Southeastern Conference, widely regarded as the most competitive conference in college sports, will most certainly have a few schools participating in the tournament. […]

By Jonathan Lidskin After only completing the first round of their tournament last year, the Big 12 tournament is expected to be phenomenal in its full return. The conference features seven ranked teams including five teams ranked in the top 15. The tournament will tip off at 5:30 P.M. CST on March 10th and conclude […]

By Alex Crow As far as mid-major conferences go, the Southland has a special place in my heart, thanks to the nostalgia of the ’13-14 Stephen F. Austin team. Watching Thomas Walkup, the embodiment of the Lumberjack, upsetting a feisty third-seeded West Virginia team before being beaten by one point by Notre Dame courtesy of […]

Welcome to the ACC, for your safety this month you may want to avoid the state of North Carolina, let me explain.  This year college basketball has been massively affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. In the middle of the flames is Duke and North Carolina basketball, two teams that are blue-blood programs in the sport. […]

By Lucas Owens For those who are unfamiliar, the Big Sky Conference is an 11 school league formed in 1963, with member schools across nine different states on and west of the rocky mountains. Known more for their impressive FCS football resumes, the conference is no slouch when it comes to low-major Division 1 conferences.  […]