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Upcoming Mizzou Invite is huge

Mitchell Forde • November 19, 2014

This is a big one. On Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this week, the swim and dive team will host the Mizzou Invite, a swim meet that will match us against Drury, Florida International, Illinois, Missouri...

Clearer picture for Tiger squad

Michael Natelli • November 19, 2014

With Missouri’s opening weekend complete, we’ve learned a lot through the Tigers’ first two games. **The team is leaning on Wes Clark early.** Missouri coach Kim Anderson said before the season...

Give Mizzou basketball some time, Tiger fans

Daniel Schmidt • November 19, 2014

I am an emotionally unstable fan. This applies to all teams I support, whether it be the Missouri Tigers, the St. Louis Rams or my sister's JV volleyball team. This can lead to outbursts and overreactions...

Doty, Tigers adapting to critical injuries

Bobby Ceresia • November 19, 2014

She knew it right away. “It was just one step that felt like my foot just snapped in half,” junior guard Lianna Doty said. Before she went in on a drive for the ball during practice Oct. 31, Doty...

Grant soars, scores into her final NCAA Tournament

Daniel Witt • November 19, 2014

Senior forward Taylor Grant remembers the last time Missouri faced Kansas on the soccer pitch. Down 2-0 in the 84th minute, the Tigers scored three goals in the game’s final six minutes to complete the...

With Kansas down, Missouri sets sights on Washington

Bruno Vernaschi • November 19, 2014

In an exhibition match in Chapel Hill, North Carolina in August, the Missouri soccer team took out then-No. 4 North Carolina in a 2-1 upset. It didn’t count, but it foreshadowed a successful season. Now,...

Shooting surge leads the Tigers

Will Jarvis • November 19, 2014

Tramaine Isabell got the ball in the corner Wednesday night, nothing between him and the net but a black 3-point line. The freshman guard pulled up, released and watched the ball sail through the net. The...

Missouri women’s basketball shuts down Redhawks

Bobby Ceresia • November 18, 2014

Two different plays summed up the entirety of the game. The first was when Missouri sophomore forward Jordan Frericks hit a layup within seconds of the start of the game. The second was when Southeastern...

Hansbrough carries Tigers past Aggies

Andrew McCulloch • November 16, 2014

COLLEGE STATION, Texas — While Kyle Field echoed with cheers from the Aggie faithful, junior running back Russell Hansbrough sprawled out on a training table away from the action. At the back corner...

With big offensive night, Tigers top Aggies

Aaron Reiss • November 16, 2014

COLLEGE STATION, Texas — As Texas A&M quarterback Kyle Allen rolled to his right and tossed a throwback screen to his tight end on fourth down, Missouri sophomore linebacker Michael Scherer temporarily...

Wrestling wins both matchups in doubleheader

Quinn Malloy • November 16, 2014

Brian Smith has been the winningest coach in Missouri wrestling history for some time. Now he’s just padding his stats. Smith earned the 200th and 201st dual wins of his Mizzou coaching career during...

Tigers notch first win of Anderson era

Daniel Witt • November 16, 2014

Following Missouri’s 69-61 season-opening loss Friday to Missouri-Kansas City, coach Kim Anderson said he was looking forward to the next day and helping his “work-in-progress” team learn from the...