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Quit hating; it’s time to embrace Brady

Daniel Schmidt • January 22, 2014

There are three things I remember from when I was 8 years old: Mrs. Phillips calling me out in front of my entire third grade class for picking my nose; winning back-to-back “Around the World” math...

Undefeated wrestling looks to continue streak

Katherine Knott • January 22, 2014

The trip to Mount Pleasant, Mich., wasn’t exactly smooth after delays pushed the travel time to over 16 hours. Yet, the trip paid off after the seventh-ranked Missouri wrestling team left with a one-point...

Missouri women remain optimistic, looks for more consistency

Aaron Reiss • January 22, 2014

Morgan Eye said she is done with moral victories. But at least for now, the junior guard will have to accept them. Over winter break, the Missouri women’s basketball team (13-5, 2-3 Southeastern Conference)...

Tigers ride defense past Alabama

Jacob Bogage • January 22, 2014

At first glance, the number seems like a mistake. Seventeen point four. Then again, so does freshman forward Johnathan Williams III switching a screen on the perimeter or running a shooter off the 3-point...

Columbia lawyer details next steps of Green-Beckham case

Matt Muenzberg • January 22, 2014

_Sophomore receiver Dorial Green-Beckham was arrested in his hometown of Springfield, Mo., on Jan. 11 after police officers found a pound of marijuana in a car he was riding in during a routine traffic...

Missouri basketball needs to learn a lesson in chemistry

Nick Yahl • January 22, 2014

Fans are losing hope in Frank Haith. It’s hard to disagree. Ever since Missouri’s disappointing loss to Illinois in the annual Braggin’ Rights game, the Tigers have struggled. In the past six games,...

Tigers tame Tide, 68-47

Jacob Bogage • January 18, 2014

Jordan Clarkson took a seemingly innocuous fall. When the junior guard sprung back up and adjusted his shoe, he led Missouri (14-3, 2-2 SEC) on a 14-2 run to hold off Alabama (8-9, 2-2 SEC) in a 68-47...

Twitter responds to Green-Beckham arrest

Jack Witthaus • January 15, 2014

_Editor’s note: The Maneater obviously does not endorse any of these opinions._ On Saturday, sophomore wide receiver Dorial Green-Beckham was released on suspicion of possession and intent to distribute...

Green-Beckham arrested again on drug charges

Jack Witthaus • January 11, 2014

Sophomore wide receiver Dorial Green-Beckham was released from Greene County Jail in Springfield, Mo., early Saturday morning on suspicion of possession and intent to distribute less than five grams of...

Pinkel sticks with struggling Franklin

Matt Muenzberg • January 5, 2014

ARLINGTON, Texas — Gary Pinkel needed to make a decision. Would he put redshirt freshman quarterback Maty Mauk back in for a second consecutive series after he had injected life into a struggling...

Fans treated to stadium’s spectacle at Cotton Bowl

Katherine Knott • January 5, 2014

ARLINGTON, Texas – Fans clad in gold, orange and black flooded the west and east concourses when the doors opened to AT&T Stadium on Jan. 3 but did not rush to their seats. Instead, they stopped and...

Tigers capture Cotton Bowl in dramatic win

Matt Muenzberg • January 4, 2014

ARLINGTON, Texas — With a minute to play, the Missouri contingent at AT&T Stadium erupted in joy as sophomore defensive end Shane Ray picked up the ball after senior defensive end Michael Sam stripped...