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The Maneater

Missouri basketball assistant Corey Tate heads to Saint Louis

Missouri basketball assistant Corey Tate heads to Saint Louis

Alec Lewis July 29, 2016

Missouri men's basketball assistant coach Corey Tate will leave the Tigers for an assistant position at Saint Louis University. It was announced by SLU Friday that he will take a job under Billiken head...

New Missouri center looks to play ‘umbrella’ role for Tigers

New Missouri center looks to play ‘umbrella’ role for Tigers

Nick Kelly July 18, 2016

Reed Nikko’s high school teammates called him “the umbrella.” Towering over opponents at 6-foot-10, Nikko protected the Maple Grove High School basketball team from a shower of scores, blocking...

News and Notes: Nate Strong, Melanie Crow highlight Mizzou Athletics updates

News and Notes: Nate Strong, Melanie Crow highlight Mizzou Athletics updates

Peter Baugh July 12, 2016

**Nate Strong set to join the Tigers** This fall, four-star running back recruit Nate Strong will don the black and gold after all. The Hinds Community College transfer was a 2015 graduate of East St....

Another race, another school record for Missouri women’s 4×100 meter relay team

Anne Rogers June 10, 2016

The Missouri women’s track and field team kicked off the NCAA championships in Eugene, Oregon, on Thursday with a new school record for the 4x100 meter relay. The team of freshman Maya Cody, juniors...

Missouri wrestler J’Den Cox seeking gold at Summer Olympics

Anne Rogers May 7, 2016

J’den Cox grew up around the Missouri wrestling room, accompanying his older brothers, who were part of the Columbia Youth Wrestling Club. Cox wasn’t allowed in the actual wrestling room at 4 years...

Women’s team of the year: Basketball

Women’s team of the year: Basketball

Alexzandria Churchill May 3, 2016

The team began the season the same way it ended: breaking records. Before the first tip-off, exhibition match or even practice, the players knew their potential was greater than ever. Missouri had an...

Top 5: Sports moments of the year

Top 5: Sports moments of the year

Alec Lewis May 3, 2016

Through hundreds of games, championships and stories, it’s nearly impossible to recap each and every moment that took place in the world of Missouri athletics this year. So, we give you five. These...

SEC Storied film ‘Norm’ airs Sunday Night on SEC Network

SEC Storied film ‘Norm’ airs Sunday Night on SEC Network

Alec Lewis May 1, 2016

When Kim Anderson goes to McDonald’s and orders two sausage biscuits and an iced tea and they ask the name for his order, he says, “Norm.” That, along with hundreds of anecdotes like it, will be...

Nonrevenue sports redeem a disappointing year for Mizzou athletics

Nonrevenue sports redeem a disappointing year for Mizzou athletics

Alec Lewis April 26, 2016

It’s difficult to understate how bad Missouri has been in football, basketball and baseball in the 2015–16 calendar year. In full, they won only eight of their 44 games played in the Southeastern Conference. "I...

Missouri wrestling’s J’Den Cox qualifies for 2016 Olympics

Anne Rogers April 24, 2016

J’Den Cox officially punched his ticket to the Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro with a first-place finish in the 86-kilogram weight class at the World Games Qualifying Tournament in Mongolia early Sunday...

Jakeenan Gant becomes fourth Missouri basketball transfer from last year’s roster

Jakeenan Gant becomes fourth Missouri basketball transfer from last year’s roster

Alec Lewis April 21, 2016

Not one player remains from Missouri basketball’s 20th-ranked recruiting class in 2014 after Thursday’s announcement that Jakeenan Gant was transferring from the program. The 6-foot-8, former 53rd-ranked...

Cox heads to Mongolia, sets sights on Olympics

Cox heads to Mongolia, sets sights on Olympics

Chase Lynn April 11, 2016

Following the 2015 world wrestling tournament in September, four-time NCAA national champion Kyle Dake of Cornell announced he’d be competing in the 86-kilogram weight class in the 2016 U.S. Olympic...