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Ryan Rosburg wears off 2012 jitters

Jacob Bogage • October 15, 2013

Ryan Rosburg scored 30 points total last season. Tuesday night, the sophomore forward more than halved that mark in one game alone, scoring 16 points and hauling in eight rebounds in Missouri’s annual...

Gold edges Black in women’s hoops scrimmage

Marek Makowski • October 15, 2013

A few months ago, Missouri senior forward Bri Kulas took on the 20,000-point challenge. It was issued to the team, but only a handful of players participated. The challenge was simple: Push yourself...

Recruiting Notebook: 2014 and beyond

Alex Schiffer • October 14, 2013

While Frank Haith’s squad is still a week and a half away from its first scrimmage against Oklahoma City, the Missouri basketball program was on both sides of the unpredictable recruiting world this...

Transfer Jordan Clarkson finally ready to lead

Matt Muenzberg • October 9, 2013

Junior guard Jordan Clarkson and former Tiger Phil Pressey go way back. They played together in elementary leagues in San Antonio, Texas. They stayed in touch through high school and into college, texting...

Tigers gear up for second season in SEC

Alex Schiffer • October 2, 2013

Talented but unproven: the three-word phrase sums up coach Frank Haith’s basketball squad as he enters his third season with the Tigers. The Tigers return a lineup filled with potential, but the team...

Tiger Academy of Gymnastics raises funds to find new home

Jack Witthaus • August 28, 2013

The Tiger Academy of Gymnastics has found a new home. Program Director Amie Butler said fundraising efforts yielded about $35,000, enough to purchase a 13,500-square-foot building located at 3609 Mojave...

Athletics to roll out new stat tracking software

August 3, 2013

Mizzou Athletics announced an agreement with StatBroadcast Systems July 18 for a new in-game statistics tracking program. The new system, costing $2,433 annually for three years, will be available for...

Oriakhi getting used to life in the desert

Alex Schiffer • July 17, 2013

For many players, draft night is a night of anticipation, celebration, and a new chapter in their careers. It usually involves either a green room invite or a phone call in your living room in front of...

Pressey, Bowers ink NBA Summer League deals

Matt Muenzberg • July 17, 2013

One overstayed the standard four years in Missouri. The other left before his ended. Whether too late or too soon, both Laurence Bowers and Phil Pressey have signed with NBA teams after going undrafted. Bowers,...

Shannon Welker to replace Drass as gymnastics coach

Jacob Bogage • May 9, 2013

Michigan assistant coach Shannon Welker was named Missouri's new gymnastics coach Thursday, ending a month-long national search to replace Rob Drass, who held the position for 14 years. The university...

Adapted Gymnastics program looks for new home

Jack Witthaus • May 3, 2013

The little girl stands next to the bar and exhales. Her trainer Abby Stewart looks on, hoping she can execute. With her small hands, the girl grabs tightly, jumps and twists her hips, nosing her way...

Did Pressey make the right choice?

Derek Franks • April 12, 2013

[A couple of weeks ago,](https://www.themaneater.com/stories/2013/3/19/one-and-done-needs-end/) I wrote about how peeved off I am about basketball players forgoing more college time to bolt for the NBA...