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The Maneater

Missouri guts out overtime win against No. 18 Texas A&M

Missouri guts out overtime win against No. 18 Texas A&M

Lucas Smith February 8, 2019

It was a classic SEC battle on Thursday night as Missouri (17-7, 6-4) faced off against No. 18 Texas A&M. The Tigers returned home after a tough road loss on Monday, looking for some redemption. They...

Missouri football picks up two recruits on National Signing Day

Missouri football picks up two recruits on National Signing Day

Max Baker February 7, 2019

After nearly a week of controversy and discussions regarding the NCAA sanctions’ impact on the Missouri football team, the Tigers received some positive recruiting news. Sci Martin and Z’Core Brooks...

Missouri loses to Tennessee 72-60

Missouri loses to Tennessee 72-60

Emily Leiker February 6, 2019

Tennessee forward Admiral Schofield stole the ball from Missouri off of a bad pass from redshirt sophomore Mitchell Smith just under four minutes into the second half. The Volunteers were on a 7-point...

An old relic made new: Hearnes Center receives much-needed facility updates

An old relic made new: Hearnes Center receives much-needed facility updates

Ben Ramirez February 6, 2019

Opening its doors in 1972, Hearnes Center has been a landmark of MU’s campus for almost half a century. With a seating bowl full of rickety seats, Hearnes gives visitors a glimpse into the past. While...

Missouri beaten on the bayou as LSU defense keeps shooters in check

Missouri beaten on the bayou as LSU defense keeps shooters in check

Owen Krucoff February 5, 2019

Sophie Cunningham trudged off the court with the opposing fans’ chants ringing in the air. For the sixth time this season, she had fouled out and would be unable to help her Missouri teammates down the...

Following sanctions, Bryant staying could save Mizzou’s football program

Following sanctions, Bryant staying could save Mizzou’s football program

Wilson Moore February 5, 2019

After the dust settled following a day of confusion and frustration, there were lots of uncertainties for Missouri football: why the NCAA came down so hard on it when programs who committed seemingly more...

Tigers make school history across the board in impressive performance at Nebraska.

Tigers make school history across the board in impressive performance at Nebraska.

Jerry Duggan, Mckenzie Knapp February 5, 2019

After a strong home performance at the Mizzou Open at Hearnes Center Feb. 1, the men’s and women’s track teams hit the road last weekend to take on competition from the Big Ten Conference, such as...

Missouri gymnastics falls to Alabama

Missouri gymnastics falls to Alabama

Caroline Stiefbold February 4, 2019

No. 16 Missouri gymnastics (4-4, 1-2 SEC) fell to No. 8 Alabama Friday night at the Hearnes Center, despite scoring a season-high 196.550. “I thought we did a good job of staying focused on ourselves...

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

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

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

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...