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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...

Athlete angle: Schaetzle reflects on Olympic Trial experience

Athlete angle: Schaetzle reflects on Olympic Trial experience

Griffin Schaetzle July 13, 2016

_Griffin Schaetzle will be a sophomore swimmer next year at Missouri. He took 40th in the 200-meter backstroke at the U.S. Olympic Trials. He is joining The Maneater staff as an athlete columnist._ It’s...

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....

Chadwick, Stevens reflect on narrowly missing U.S. Olympic Team

Chadwick, Stevens reflect on narrowly missing U.S. Olympic Team

Peter Baugh July 6, 2016

Michael Chadwick was behind as soon as he entered the water in the 100-meter freestyle. As the rising senior dove in on June 29 at U.S. Olympic Team Trials, his arms separated. His streamline was broken,...

Chadwick and the Tigers gear up for Olympic Trials

Chadwick and the Tigers gear up for Olympic Trials

Peter Baugh June 22, 2016

Michael Chadwick tries not to speculate on how other swimmers will perform. The rising senior knows what he has to do. “There’s not really a point to it,” he said. “I can do it all I want, but...

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...

News and Notes: Track and field, Darragh highlight Mizzou Athletics updates

Peter Baugh June 7, 2016

**Track and Field NCAA Championships** NCAA Championships for track and field are set to begin June 8 in Eugene, Oregon. The Tigers will send 14 men and women to the four-day meet. Missouri’s men’s...

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...

Men’s team of the year: Swimming and Diving

Men’s team of the year: Swimming and Diving

Peter Baugh May 3, 2016

[Michael Chadwick](https://www.themaneater.com/stories/2015/7/8/q-missouri-swimmer-michael-chadwick/) turned to Fabian Schwingenschlogl on the evening of March 24. “Tomorrow night you could be a national...

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...