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...
“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...
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...
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...
Missouri’s matchup with South Carolina was in hand days in advance of Saturday’s game.
The Gamecocks (7-12, 0-6 SEC) were a blip on the Tigers’ Southeastern Conference radar. Dynamos No. 14 Kentucky,...
Missouri coach Frank Haith said Friday that the Tigers needed more production out of the post. He said he told the post players the same thing.
“Yeah, more than enough,” sophomore forward Ryan Rosburg...
When Missouri coach Frank Haith strides onto Mizzou Arena’s Norm Stewart Court on Saturday, he will be lacking his routinely stylish dress shoes to match his pinstriped suit and sauve watch.
“I gotta...
Ask Texas A&M coach Gary Blair and Missouri coach Robin Pingeton for their analysis of their teams’ Thursday matchup, and the answers will contrast.
“This is a beautiful win,” Blair said.
But the...
At first glance, the number seems like a mistake. Seventeen point four. Then again, so does freshman forward Johnathan Williams III switching a screen on the perimeter or running a shooter off the 3-point...
The trip to Mount Pleasant, Mich., wasn’t exactly smooth after delays pushed the travel time to over 16 hours. Yet, the trip paid off after the seventh-ranked Missouri wrestling team left with a one-point...
Morgan Eye said she is done with moral victories. But at least for now, the junior guard will have to accept them.
Over winter break, the Missouri women’s basketball team (13-5, 2-3 Southeastern Conference)...
Jordan Clarkson took a seemingly innocuous fall. When the junior guard sprung back up and adjusted his shoe, he led Missouri (14-3, 2-2 SEC) on a 14-2 run to hold off Alabama (8-9, 2-2 SEC) in a 68-47...
