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Tigers Lose Doubleheader To Aggies

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By: Derik McKinney Well, when it rains, it pours. The Missouri Tigers (27-17), coming off of a 5-1 loss to Missouri State earlier this week, continued their losing streak in a pair of losses on Friday to the Texas A&M Aggies (31-13). Tanner Houck (2-7) started the second game for the Tigers and pitched […]

Tigers Fail To Capitalize On Opportunities In 5-3 Loss To Missouri State

By: Anthony Dean Missouri baseball failed to cash in with runners in scoring position multiple times as they suffered their third lost in the last four games against Missouri State. The Tigers opened the game up with an early 1-0 lead in the first inning after Brett Bond drove in Connor Brumfield on a sacrifice […]

Harris, Bond Power Tigers Past Kentucky

By: Blake Tarrants It was a night of the right fielders as Mizzou’s Trey Harris led the offensive charge with three homers in a 9-8 victory over No. 10 Kentucky on Saturday at Taylor Stadium. The three homers gave Harris a team-leading 11, which is also a career high for the junior slugger. Kentucky’s right […]

SEC Women’s Tournament Recap: South Carolina Takes Its All At Home

By: Lauren Rosenberg The SEC Women’s Basketball Tournament kicked off in the first round with the Vanderbilt Commodores squaring off against the Alabama Crimson Tide. The game was supposed to be set in stone with a Commodores win, but sports always surprise you at every turn. The Commodores post a worse record than the Crimson […]

Missouri Baseball Walks off, Continues Longest Winning Streak Since 2008

By: James Stanley COLUMBIA, Mo. – Mizzou baseball trailed Western Carolina for half of the night, but battled back with eight extra base hits to defeat the Catamounts 7-6 in walk off fashion at Taylor Stadium on Wednesday evening. The Tigers extended their winning streak to a dozen games, the longest since 2008. Missouri LHP […]

Dear Fellow Bracketeers

By: Garrett Giles Dear Fellow Bracketeers, Everyone lets the better seed proceed when they fill out their March Madness brackets, but little do they know that the bracket projections are meant to screw them over. I must admit that I have fallen to this before, but I believe that over the years I have learned […]

Mizzou Pulls Off Epic Second Half Comeback Against Rival Arkansas

By: Derik McKinney Following last Saturday’s loss, Mizzou’s football program had a week of turmoil leading up to its Battle Line Rivalry game against Arkansas. Mizzou came out of the gate slowly, going into halftime down by 17, but responded with 21 unanswered points in the second half, to win their final game of the […]

2016-17 Big West Men’s Basketball Preview: Big Changes On The Way

By: Josh Neighbors A changing of the guard is in order in Big West basketball this coming 2016-2017 season. Let’s take a gander at what this year’s Big West will look like compared to last year’s conference. Lost at Sea: Champion Hawaii put together a 27-5 season in which the Rainbow Warriors won not only the […]

2016-17 Summit League Men’s Basketball Preview: Fort Wayne’s Time To Shine

By: Eric Graves The Summit League has been won by its two Dakota teams – the South Dakota State Jackrabbits and the North Dakota State Bison – the last five years, with South Dakota State winning three of the last five and North Dakota State winning two of the last five. However, there is a […]

2016-17 Southland Conference Men’s Basketball Preview: Sam Houston State Looks To Take Control

By: Eric Graves The Southland Conference got thrown into the spotlight last season when it’s champion, Stephen F. Austin made a run in the NCAA tourney. Stephen F. Austin upset West Virginia in the first round in and then lost at the buzzer to Notre Dame in the round of 32. Stephen F. Austin has […]