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Missouri snaps three-game losing skid, defeats Vanderbilt 77-67 in #RallyforRhyan game

Andy Kimball • February 2, 2019

Javon Pickett muscled through the paint for a bucket and the foul and on the next possession, he hit a 3 from the wing, giving a Missouri team in need of a win a fast start. After the 6-point flurry from...

Young stars shine in Rally for Rhyan game

Emily Leiker • February 2, 2019

Former Missouri assistant coach Brad Loos joked Friday afternoon in a press conference that his daughter and namesake of Rally for Rhyan, Rhyan Loos, was expecting a big game out of Kevin Puryear. “Rhyan,...

Preview: Missouri set to take on Vanderbilt for 4th annual Rally for Rhyan game

Emily Leiker • February 2, 2019

Missouri basketball (10-9, 1-6) plays Vanderbilt (9-11, 0-7) Saturday night for the fourth annual Rally for Rhyan game. The game comes in the midst of a three-game losing streak for the Tigers, who have...

Column: Missouri cooperated with the NCAA, and it paid the price for doing so

Andy Kimball • February 1, 2019

Missouri was praised by the NCAA for self-reporting infractions as soon as they were aware of it. “In this case, Missouri did the right thing and self-reported,” David Roberts, the chief hearing officer...

$What questions remain with Missouri facing sanctions after 2016 NCAA infraction$

What questions remain with Missouri facing sanctions after 2016 NCAA infraction

Emily Leiker • January 31, 2019

The NCAA’s Infraction Committee announced Thursday that Missouri would be facing sanctions after a tutor violated NCAA ethical conduct, academic misconduct and academic extra benefits rules in 2016....

Missouri takes pummeling at Auburn, dropping third consecutive game

Ben Ramirez • January 31, 2019

Talking to the media on Tuesday before getting on a plane to Auburn, Alabama, Missouri men’s basketball coach Cuonzo Martin talked about how Saturday’s overtime loss to LSU would be a game he would...

Preview: Missouri men’s basketball will learn from its mistakes over the weekend as Mark Smith possibly returns.

Ben Ramirez • January 30, 2019

Missouri men’s basketball will escape the sub-zero temperatures set to hit the state Wednesday, Jan. 30, as the team travels to Auburn, Alabama to face off against another Tigers team on Wednesday night. Missouri...

Matchup against Auburn offers Missouri assistant a chance to reflect on basketball journey

Owen Krucoff • January 29, 2019

Katie Frerking’s former Auburn teammates raced up and down the court at Mizzou Arena on Sunday, directed by her former coach. Frerking was happy to see everyone again, but there was a catch this time....

Senior Anthony Ashley leads team at 2019 Tiger Invite

Max Baker • January 29, 2019

Two years ago at the 2017 Tiger Invite, senior Anthony Ashley had one of the best meets of his life right before the SEC Championships. The next morning, he drove himself to the emergency room and found...

Missouri track defends home turf with 13 first-place finishes

Mckenzie Knapp • January 28, 2019

Missouri Track and Field returned to its home turf to compete at the Mizzou Open on Friday, Jan. 25 at the Hearnes Center. The Tigers represented by earning 13 first-place finishes, including a first place...

A tale of two halves proves Missouri capable of being great if consistent

Lucas Smith • January 28, 2019

While there never can be a truly perfectly played basketball game, Missouri did its best to play a perfect first quarter on Sunday afternoon. No. 25 Missouri (17-5, 5-3) outscored Auburn (15-5 3-4) 23-2...

Missouri gymnastics finishes third at Metroplex Challenge

Caroline Stiefbold • January 28, 2019

No. 15 Missouri gymnastics (4-4, 1-2 SEC) took third in the Metroplex Challenge on Saturday in Fort Worth, Texas. No. 1 Oklahoma won all four events at the meet, while No. 7 Denver took second overall...