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The Student Newspaper of Mizzou since 1955

The Maneater

Notable foes: a look at Mizzou basketball’s opponents

Will Jarvis October 29, 2014

**Arizona (Nov. 24 in Maui, Hawaii)** The Tigers got the unlucky draw of facing Arizona in the opening round of the EA SPORTS Maui Invitational on Nov. 24. Arizona coach Sean Miller hopes to lead his...

Tigers exploring for the scoring

Daniel Witt October 29, 2014

Following last season, guards Jabari Brown and Jordan Clarkson chose to forgo their senior years at Missouri. Their departures, combined with forward Earnest Ross’ graduation, dealt a heavy blow to Mizzou. Brown,...

Tigers looking for a leader

Tigers looking for a leader

Daniel Witt October 29, 2014

The Missouri basketball team has two seniors this season. One, Keith Shamburger, a two-time transfer, will be playing in his first year at Mizzou. The other, Keanau Post, now in his second season as a...

2014-2015 Basketball Preview

2014-2015 Basketball Preview

October 29, 2014

Who are these guys? Kim Anderson is about to begin [his first season as a Division I head coach](https://www.themaneater.com/stories/2014/10/29/kim-anderson-ready/). He’s taking the reins of the Tigers,...

NCAA practice limits have their loopholes

Mitchell Forde October 29, 2014

Imagine a typical week in your life and all the work that entails. Now imagine it being one day shorter, with all the same responsibilities. You have the life of a swimmer. On a typical week, we spend...

Deuce Bello’s athleticism stands out

Will Jarvis October 29, 2014

Deuce Bello is sick and tired of waiting. Five hundred seventy-four days have passed since his last college basketball game, a win in the National Invitational Tournament championship against Iowa. Over...

Junior college transfer ready to take on Division I

Bruno Vernaschi October 29, 2014

Johnson County Community College might as well be Jayhawk country. Located in Overland Park, Kansas, the junior college belongs to the Kansas Jayhawk Community College Conference. It may seem to be a...

Offense plans on balanced attack

Offense plans on balanced attack

Bobby Ceresia October 29, 2014

Averaging 18.3 points per contest, the second highest in the Southeastern Conference, former Tigers forward Bri Kulas was an offensive powerhouse. She started in nearly every game and consistently led...

Following multiple injuries, Bri Porter brings skill, height

Following multiple injuries, Bri Porter brings skill, height

Bruno Vernaschi October 21, 2014

A look at Missouri freshman forward Bri Porter’s biography is almost overwhelming. A double major in physics and electrical engineering, Porter was ranked the No. 41 recruit by ESPN, awarded All-District...

Freshman guard hopes to raise game

Freshman guard hopes to raise game

Bobby Ceresia October 21, 2014

Coming in at just 5-foot-4-inches, freshman point guard Carrie Shephard is Missouri’s shortest player in a sport where height tends to be associated with talent. But Shephard uses her height to her...

Age not stopping Gill-Caesar

Age not stopping Gill-Caesar

Michael Natelli October 21, 2014

Freshman guard Montaque Gill-Caesar can do a lot. He's 6-foot-6-inches, has a knack for getting to the basket and comes from Huntington Prep in West Virginia, one of the nation's strongest high school...

Fouls a familiar foe for Rosburg

Daniel Witt October 14, 2014

Senior Keanau Post had possession of the ball, ready to finish and add to his point total. But as the 6-foot-11-inch Post went up with the ball, he was met by fellow big man Ryan Rosburg. Rosburg collected...