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Jadeveon Clowney’s quiet impact

Jack Witthaus • October 27, 2013

Quietly, he left Faurot Field, holding an unmarked pepperoni pizza box and chrome Dre Beats as he faced a cheering South Carolina throng. Turning around, Jadeveon Clowney posed for a photo with a man...

Tigers battle to draw with Lady Vols

Alex Schiffer • October 27, 2013

Going into Sunday’s game the Missouri Tigers (8-7-3, 4-3-3 SEC) needed a point to help secure their spot in the Southeastern Conference tournament. After upsetting No. 25 Kentucky in overtime Friday...

Tigers celebrate, win big at Hearnes

Matt Muenzberg • October 26, 2013

Missouri’s 1993-94 men’s basketball team gave the fans a reason to start cheering Friday night. The 2013-14 squad never gave them a reason to stop. Moments after Missouri’s 93-94 Big 8 Conference...

At long last Jordan Clarkson is back

Jacob Bogage • October 26, 2013

Junior guard Jordan Clarkson has been on the other side of teammate Jabari Brown for far too long, he says. When Clarkson, a Tulsa transplant, sat out a year for transfer rules, he went up against senior...

Home sweet Hearnes for men’s basketball

Matt Muenzberg • October 25, 2013

The Missouri men’s basketball may have made the Hearnes Center famous, but these days its volleyball, wrestling and gymnastics that call it home. So when men’s basketball decided to move back in for...

Missouri soccer fighting for postseason

Kyle Lock • October 24, 2013

The Missouri soccer team has three games left in the 2013 season, and it needs to win them all. After winning and drawing over the weekend, Missouri sits at 7-7-2, which puts it at eighth place in the...

McKenzie Sauerwein already making her mark

Alex Schiffer • October 23, 2013

In what has been an up-and-down season for Missouri (7-7-2, 3-3-2 SEC), one reason why the Tigers have been in every game is because of junior goalie McKenzie Sauerwein. “She’s been great for the...

Wild week in SEC proof Mizzou still has work to do

Derek Franks • October 23, 2013

Man, I just finally took a breath. That was one of the craziest weekends of college football in a long time. Remember all of that hoopla about the Southeastern Conference having eight teams in the top...

A closer look at the five games Frank Haith will miss

Alex Schiffer • October 22, 2013

Missouri basketball coach Frank Haith will be suspended five games for his role in the Nevin Shapiro scandal, the NCAA announced Tuesday. Haith’s punishment could have ranged from sanction to scholarship...

NCAA suspends Mizzou’s Haith 5 games

Jacob Bogage • October 22, 2013

Men’s basketball coach Frank Haith has been suspended for the first five games of the Tigers’ season for “failure to promote an atmosphere of compliance” during his time at the University of Miami,...

For Molly Kreklow, the best option

Marek Makowski • October 22, 2013

Long before seniors Molly Kreklow and Lisa Henning established themselves as one of the winningest classes at University of Missouri, they were rivals. Before One Mizzou and Something to Prove, mantras...

Top 5 ranking does not change Tigers’ focus

Katherine Knott • October 22, 2013

Two wins against ranked opponents has changed the conversation about the No. 5 Missouri Tigers. They are in the driver’s seat of the Southeastern Conference East division and have the potential to challenge...