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Missouri overpowers Mississippi State in 3-0 win

Jacob Bogage • October 14, 2012

Seemingly still wiping the sleep out of their eyes before a noon tipoff, the earliest of the season, the Missouri volleyball team players got off to a slow start against Southeastern Conference foe Mississippi...

Missouri taken by storm in 42-10 loss to top-ranked Alabama

Seth Boster • October 13, 2012

Missouri did get a break during its 42-10 route from Alabama on Saturday. It came after the top-ranked Crimson Tide’s 27th unanswered point with 8:40 stuck on the second quarter clock. It came with...

TIGER TRACKER, Week 7

October 12, 2012

Favorable The game’s not being played in Tuscaloosa. The Tigers will likely be impacted less by the projected less-than-ideal weather conditions. Redshirt freshman quarterback Corbin Berkstresser...

Doom is painted crimson

Kalen Wagoner • October 12, 2012

“You’ve got to say a little prayer the night before.” That was Western Kentucky coach Willie Taggart’s response when asked if his team could beat Alabama. His plea for divine intervention was...

Tigers put on showcase at Mizzou Madness

Jacob Bogage • October 12, 2012

As the Missouri men's basketball team showed off its new threads at the first-ever Mizzou Madness, junior guard Phil Pressey and senior guard Michael Dixon showed off their own skills. Amid the festivities--including...

Alyssa Diggs on the rise leading up to Gators

Jack Witthaus • October 12, 2012

Last Friday, she was the player with the golden foot. On Monday, she was named Southeastern Conference Co-Offensive Player of the Week. Now, despite missing four games due to a left hamstring injury,...

Elvis Fisher, Missouri brace for the tide

Seth Boster • October 12, 2012

Elvis Fisher allows for no pity. There can be no pity with the land’s most dreaded beast upon him and his team, ready to sink its jaws in. Alabama has lost only six games in the past five seasons. Through...

Tigers to debut new look at Friday’s Mizzou Madness

Nate Atkins • October 12, 2012

If it were up to Missouri men’s basketball coach Frank Haith, Keion Bell wouldn’t challenge Phil Pressey in a dunk contest and Laurence Bowers would have to wait to make his public return to the court. In...

Missouri swim team shows early promise with Show-Me Showcase title

Andrew Graham • October 8, 2012

Throughout the Show-Me Showcase on Friday, one thing was constant. During every race, members of Missouri’s swimming team would stand on benches and chant and cheer for their teammates. This not only...

Candace Johnson brings mission back home

Joe Trezza • October 8, 2012

Candace Johnson has fans in faraway places. They go by Faith and Phyllis and Violet and dozens of other names, and they spend most days dancing and singing in a rural village shielded by mosquito nets...

Nice to meet you, Mr. Mayor. GO NATS.

Joe Trezza • October 8, 2012

This is a red state. Woah, wait, hold on. That’s not what I mean. Strip away all the political, ideological and literal connotations of that phrase, and it’ll be obvious Missouri is red, at least...

Tigers search for drive in preparation for top-ranked Alabama

Ryan Hood • October 8, 2012

Practice. Yes, practice. That’s what senior cornerback Kip Edwards talked about Saturday night after Missouri’s devastating 19-15 loss to Vanderbilt when asked about the team’s recent shortcomings...