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The dominion of Florida and the failures of the SEC

Jacob Bogage • March 19, 2014

ATLANTA — Class for Bill Donovan Sr. starts with the feet. In consecutive days at the Southeastern Conference Men's Basketball Tournament he wore pink socks, yellow socks and socks with purple and blue...

Tigers set to face Davidson in NIT

Matt Muenzberg • March 17, 2014

No. 2 seed Missouri will host No. 7 seed Davidson in the first round of the National Invitation Tournament Tuesday at 8 p.m. The announcement comes after the NCAA tournament selection committee left...

Tigers drop doubleheader and series to Kentucky

Alex Schiffer • March 16, 2014

Saturday was not a day that brought smiles to head coach Ehren Earleywine’s face as No. 16 Missouri (16-7, 2-4 Southeastern Conference) dropped a doubleheader and therefore the series against No. 9 Kentucky...

Tigers can’t capture series win over Tennessee

Brandon Kroos • March 16, 2014

Missouri (9-9, 1-2 Southeastern Conference) was held to two total runs by shaky Tennessee (17-2, 2-1 SEC) pitching, and the bullpen was unable to continue its dominance in a doubleheader sweep. The Tigers...

Gators stay perfect, beat Kentucky for SEC title

Jacob Bogage • March 16, 2014

ATLANTA — Scottie Wilbekin missed the front half of a pair of free throws. After grabbing the rebound, so did Dorian Finney-Smith. Kentucky guard Andrew Harrison pulled down the board, and Wildcats...

Mizzou baseball captures first conference game

Brandon Kroos • March 15, 2014

Junior Brett Graves delivered another strong start for Missouri (9-7, 1-0 Southeastern Conference), and the offense came around late to pick up the 5-2 win over Baseball America’s No. 17 Tennessee (15-2,...

No. 1 Florida, No. 2 Kentucky to meet in SEC final

Jacob Bogage • March 15, 2014

ATLANTA — It seemed almost inevitable that No. 1 seed Florida would meet No. 2 seed Kentucky in Sunday’s Southeastern Conference Tournament title game. The only question was what route the teams would...

Mizzou Softball knocks off No. 9 Kentucky in opening game

Danielle Lerner • March 15, 2014

When the chorus to Katy Perry’s “Dark Horse” rings out at University Field, you know something’s coming. That something is junior third baseman Angela Randazzo. Randazzo’s two-run homer was...

Wilbekin, Gators chomp Missouri in SEC Tournament

Jacob Bogage • March 14, 2014

ATLANTA — Keanau Post had a rebound underneath. Then Florida’s Will Yeguete poked it away. Jabari Brown dove on the loose ball and rolled over to throw an outlet pass, but Florida’s Scottie Wilbekin...

Tigers survive Aggies in two overtimes

Jacob Bogage • March 13, 2014

ATLANTA — As Earnest Ross’ senior year winds down at Missouri, the ever-introspective guard saw his transfer three years ago from Auburn as the start of consecutive trips to the postseason. The move...

Mizzou freshman fill in during double-OT tournament win

Jacob Bogage • March 13, 2014

ATLANTA — The gold stripe down the middle of Georgia Dome held its collective breath. Frank Haith, already prowling the bench on one knee, stuck a hand to the ground to keep his balance. The other wiped...

Hurlers help Tigers to series win over Southern Miss

Brandon Kroos • March 12, 2014

Missouri pitchers stifled Southern Mississippi’s offense for the series win over the weekend. The Tigers’ three starters were effective, finishing with a combined line of 17.1 innings while allowing...