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Missouri wrestling takes on No. 11 Nebraska

Chase Lynn • February 21, 2016

It’s been five years since the Missouri wrestling team wrestled and head coach Brian Smith coached against former Big 12 foe, the Nebraska Cornhuskers. The Tigers were ranked 7th in the nation at the...

Missouri baseball falls to Seton Hall 9-1

Peter Baugh • February 21, 2016

The Missouri Tigers baseball team fell to the Seton Hall Pirates 9-1 on Sunday in Fort Myers, Florida. The game did not start off well for sophomore pitcher Ryan Lee and the Tigers. Seton Hall took a...

Missouri wrestling defeats old-time rival Nebraska 19-14 in National Duals

Anne Rogers • February 21, 2016

On Sunday afternoon, the No. 6 Missouri wrestling team traveled to Lincoln, Nebraska, to battle No. 11 Nebraska and emerged victorious, winning 19-14 in the National Wrestling Coaches Association National...

Missouri makes splash in SEC swim and dive championships

Anne Rogers, George Roberson • February 21, 2016

Missouri coach Greg Rhodenbaugh thought his swim and dive team competed exceptionally well at the SEC Championship held in Columbia this week — even though it was unshaved and untapered. Heading into...

Missouri defeats Auburn 69-55

Alexzandria Churchill • February 21, 2016

With the postseason approaching, the bubble in between the top and bottom half of the Southeastern Conference is not where Missouri’s women’s basketball team (21-6, 8-6 SEC) wants to be. But that’s...

Arkansas snaps Missouri’s two-game win streak

Tyler Kraft • February 20, 2016

The road has not been friendly to the Missouri men’s basketball team this season. The Tigers (10-17, 3-11 SEC) fell to 0-9 on their travels on Saturday night when they were defeated by the Arkansas...

Tigers split Saturday doubleheader with Seton Hall

Jason Lowenthal • February 20, 2016

Pitching was the story of Mizzou’s season opening 7-0 win over Seton Hall. Tanner Houck’s performance in game one of Saturday’s doubleheader certainly wouldn’t qualify as a “gem,” but it resulted...

Chadwick, Schreuders, Griffin face friendly competition in third day of SECs

Anne Rogers • February 19, 2016

Michael Chadwick didn’t want to do the dishes at his apartment, so he swam faster than his roommate Carter Griffin in the 200-yard freestyle finals at the SEC championships Thursday night. The juniors...

Missouri opens season in dominant fashion with 7-0 win over Seton Hall

Tyler Kraft • February 19, 2016

Missouri baseball could not have kicked off its 2016 campaign in any better fashion than it did on Friday afternoon against Seton Hall. Despite playing at a neutral site in Fort Myers, Florida, the Tigers...

Ross wins Missouri’s first SEC championship during Friday action

George Roberson • February 19, 2016

Katharine Ross became Missouri’s first Southeastern Conference swimming champion Friday after winning the women’s 100-yard breaststroke. Two other Missouri swimmers made the podium as the team ended...

Mizzou swimming finishes Wednesday in fifth at SECs

George Roberson • February 18, 2016

The Missouri men’s and women’s swimming teams are in fifth place at Southeastern Conference Championships after the second day of the meet Wednesday at MizzouRec. Junior Michael Chadwick placed third...

Butler leaves it all on the mat during his first and last season as a Tiger

Anne Rogers • February 17, 2016

Blaise Butler was born into wrestling. The 174-pound Missouri redshirt-senior credits his father for starting him and his two brothers as wrestlers by signing them up for youth camps when they were young. Butler...