Missouri’s Jabari Brown may have gotten the highlight, but Kentucky’s Julius Randle got the result.
It was junior guard Brown’s 33 points that led Missouri’s furious rally against the Wildcats...
Depth proved to be the difference for Missouri women's basketball Thursday night as the Tigers upsett No. 16 Vanderbilt 59-54 thanks to 30 points off the Tigers’ bench.
The win snapped a four-game losing...
Denouncing sex, masturbation and Kansas, members of The Antlers staged a Brother Jed-esq revival this afternoon in Speaker’s Circle to drum up support for the Missouri-Kentucky basketball game tomorrow.
“Brother...
Keyon Dooling always thought about his post-career during his playing days in the NBA.
After a successful career of 13 NBA seasons on seven teams, Dooling, 33, is calling it a career to be a life coach...
“Process” might be coach Robin Pingeton’s favorite word.
Pingeton hates losing, but qualifying losses as steps toward something greater makes losing easier to swallow.
“It’s all part of the...
Freshman 157-pounder Joey Lavallee nervously stepped on the mat for the first time. He turned on music and tried not to think.
He was hundreds of miles away at Central Michigan University on Jan. 18,...
Ask Jabari Brown the right question, and his eyes light up. Otherwise, the junior guard — the one carrying Missouri’s mediocre-at-best basketball team on his back — keeps his head down.
Talking...
When Missouri swimmer Sasha Menu Courey checked herself into University Hospital in March 2011 for suicidal thoughts, her parents, Lynn Courey and Mike Menu, rushed from their native Toronto.
By the time...
**Outside the Lines**
After an ESPN report first published Jan. 24 claimed athletic department officials may have known about a possible sexual assault involving Missouri swimmer Sasha Menu Courey and...
I lived a standard childhood. I memorized “The Sandlot,” broke four windows, quit Boy Scouts after a week and dreamed of becoming a professional athlete.
What made my dream different from other kids’...
In the sport’s world these days, money means everything.
Big cities — New York, Los Angeles, Chicago — are going to generate lots of revenue for their respective professional teams. But one thing...
When [Missouri swimmer Sasha Menu Courey](https://www.themaneater.com/stories/2011/7/21/sasha-menu-coureys-life-revolved-around-swimming-f/) checked herself into University Hospital in March 2011 for suicidal...
