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A ‘new football team’ comes to play at Faurot Field

Bruno Vernaschi • October 3, 2015

Traditionally, when a team’s starting quarterback is suspended or injured, the fan base panics and accepts defeat. Traditionally, the older, more experienced quarterback leads the team to victory. Traditionally,...

Missouri soccer comes from behind to top Ole Miss 2-1

Tyler Kraft • October 2, 2015

In what turned out to be the coldest game of the season so far, Missouri soccer needed a little while to warm up for their Friday night match against Mississippi at Audrey J. Walton Stadium. In what turned...

Schweizer, Roe lead Mizzou at Notre Dame Invitational

Peter Baugh • October 2, 2015

Going into the Joe Piane Notre Dame Cross-Country Invitational, the Mizzou team knew they would be running against a tough field. At Friday’s meet, the women ran against four ranked teams, including...

Fischer motivated after a disappointing end to last season

Peter Baugh • September 29, 2015

Missouri cross-country coach Marc Burns’ 10-year-old son crawls across across the floor on his hands and knees. From behind the couch, his younger brothers take aim with Nerf guns. This is Deer Hunter,...

Mauk suspension unlocks new door

Peter Baugh • September 29, 2015

On Oct. 21, 1995, true freshman Corby Jones started at quarterback for Mizzou. On Saturday, nearly 20 years later, a first-year player could start under center again for the Tigers. Junior quarterback...

Offensive woes continue for Missouri

Will Jarvis • September 29, 2015

Saturday was just another showing of Missouri’s terrible, horrible, no good, very bad offense. Junior quarterback Maty Mauk made errant throws out of the pocket. Wide receivers dropped easy touchdown...

Please Gary: Do the right thing

Nate Gatter • September 29, 2015

Dear Gary, Make us care. We want to like Missouri football, we really do. We want to watch it, enjoy it, cheer for it, believe in it. But right now, you’ve lost us. We can only take so much mediocrity,...

Savannah Trujillo takes over role as Tigers’ leading scorer

Tyler Kraft • September 29, 2015

At a glance, sophomore forward Savannah Trujillo does not look like the player who would be leading Missouri in scoring halfway through the 2015 season. Trujillo is listed on the roster at 5-foot-3-inches...

Volleyball team’s perfect streak comes to an end against Saint Louis

Alexzandria Churchill • September 27, 2015

For the first time this season, the Missouri volleyball team fell. The Tigers fell behind early to Saint Louis University and the Billikens quickly took advantage of the team’s seven errors in the first...

Cross-country opens SEC action

Peter Baugh • September 26, 2015

The Missouri cross-country team got their first taste of Southeastern Conference competition at the Texas A&M Invitational on Saturday morning. The Tigers were one of three SEC teams competing in the meet,...

Missouri offense finds rhythm in upset over No. 22 Kentucky

Tyler Kraft • September 26, 2015

The Missouri soccer team must have been tired of hearing about their scoring woes when they walked into Lexington, Kentucky, to play the Kentucky Wildcats on Friday night. Coming into the game, the Tigers...

Missouri players hypocritically condemn fans’ boos

Nate Gatter • September 23, 2015

What do a replica Missouri football helmet, a Missouri Tigers Tiffany stained glass table lamp and a flight from Columbia to Chicago have in common? They all cost approximately $152, the same price...