Entering the 2025 NFL season, 16 former Missouri Tigers held roster spots in the league, but one garnered more hype than the others. Luther Burden III, picked 39th in the 2025 NFL draft by the Chicago...

Welcome to “Triple Option,” a weekly series in which The Maneater’s three Missouri Tigers football beat reporters give their thoughts on what went well in the previous game and aspects that could...

Veikka Viskari led the pack for Missouri men's golf once again at the Blessings Collegiate Invitational in what was an overall poor team performance. Missouri finished sixth out of 10 teams playing, shooting...

The annual Gans Creek Classic meet did not disappoint being the most competitive it’s ever been. With 1st and 2nd place being separated by less than a second in the women’s 6k race, and Iowa scoring...

Missouri football trounced the Massachusetts Minutemen 42-6 on Sept. 27, staying undefeated at 5-0. While the scoreboard displayed a blowout, there is still a lot for the Tigers to work on. Here are three...

Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger claims wild horses couldn’t drag him away. Jagger also doesn’t play college football, where a wild horse has been relentlessly dragging defenders for the last...

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No. 21 Missouri volleyball fought hard but ultimately fell in a tightly contested battle against No. 2 Texas Friday night at Gregory Gym, dropping its fourth consecutive match against a ranked opponent,...

No. 15 Mississippi State dismissed Missouri soccer on Sept. 26 with a crushing Southeastern Conference defeat, handing the Tigers their third SEC loss in a row. The Bulldogs scored three times to seal...

There’s a lot more to football game days than just the game. Hundreds of volunteers and staff work around Memorial Stadium before, during and after the game to put on a successful event for thousands...

The Missouri Tigers reigned victorious on Homecoming, taking down the University of Massachusetts Minutemen 42-6, advancing to 5-0 on the season and extending their Homecoming winning streak to nine consecutive...

In 1986, Oklahoma State running back Curtis Luper finished as the team’s seventh-leading rusher, carrying the ball seven times for 22 yards while appearing in 10 games. His lack of production was a testament...