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Missouri freshman in spotlight for opener vs. Cleveland State
Missouri coach Dennis Gates said he has a plan for the Tigers' top freshman, Jason Crowe Jr. Crowe played shooting guard as a five-star prep recruit in Inglewood, Calif. But he's playing point guard at Missouri, which opens the regular season at home against Cleveland State on Tuesday night in Columbia. Gates told reporters at media day in October that Crowe's ability to move the ball at 6-foot-4 matches his ability to score. He finished with 21 points, five assists, three steals and two turnovers in the exhibition opener at Kansas State on Oct. 23. "That young man has so much talent, and there's expectations for him to come out and score 50 points a game while at Missouri," Gates said. "He has a high basketball IQ. He's a better passer than anybody gives him credit for." Gates, a point guard at Cal in his playing days 25 years ago, has become an effective play designer and relentless recruiter. The Tigers also brought in another McDonald's All-American, 6-10 forward Toni Bryant, along with wing Aidan Chronister. Gates also used the transfer portal to add depth, adding Bryson Tiller from Kansas, Jaylen Carey from Tennessee and Kennard Davis from BYU. The
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Mark Mitchell remains eligible and five-star prospect Bentley Lusakueno visits Columbia
Missouri forward Mark Mitchell remains eligible to compete after the Kentucky Court of Appeals denied the NCAA's emergency appeal Friday, keeping a temporary injunction in place as the legal battle over his eligibility continues. Judge Sara Walter Combs denied the NCAA's request for emergency relief and a stay of the...
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Mizzou Tennis Club returns in step with reopening of Green Tennis Facility
Mizzou Tennis Club will officially open Tuesday, sporting needed upgrades to the Green Tennis Facility and new plan options for potential members. The club will begin offering memberships when it opens. The facility and club will not be active during June, July and August, no matter what membership plan a person owns.
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FFN: Boonville victorious in opening round of State Tournament
BOONVILLE — Boonville won 38-21 over St. Michael the Archangel on Friday night. Quincy Hobbs opened scoring for the Pirates with a 88-yard kickoff return. Boonville quarterback Tatum Hough found Sammy Hage for a 47-yard touchdown pass later in the first half. The Pirates are now 7-3 and will...
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FFN: California Pintos gallop past Father Tolton in playoffs
Columbia — California had upset on their mind in the team's 18-13 win against Father Tolton Friday night. Pintos were the 7-seed in the district but knocked off the 2-seed Trailblazers. After giving up an early touchdown, California scored two touchdowns of their own to lead 12-7 at halftime.
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Swimming and Diving Round Out Day 1 at Southern Illinois
COLUMBIA, Mo. – Mizzou Swimming and Diving concluded day one of its dual meet against Southern Illinois with both the men’s and women’s team earning multiple event victories. The women’s squad finished the first day with a score of 118-49 and the men tallied 99-68 over the...
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Eldon kicks off playoffs at Hallsville | High school football scores from first round of district tournament
HALLSVILLE — Hallsville High School will host Eldon High School on Friday as the first round of MSHSAA district tournament play begins. The two teams will square off in the MSHSAA Class 3 District 4 quarterfinal Friday at 7 p.m. Third-seed Hallsville hosts sixth-seed Eldon for the second time this season. Hallsville beat Eldon on the road 49-7 on Oct. 2.
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College Football (10/31): Iowa, Iowa State, Missouri highlight big day of regional college football victories
(KMAland) -- Iowa, Iowa State and Missouri picked up victories on Saturday, while Northwest Missouri State delivered a dominant ranked win to highlight a busy regional college football slate. Iowa shut out Wisconsin 30-0, Iowa State survived a 51-49 thriller against No. 24 Oklahoma State, and No. 23 Missouri rolled...
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Where Missouri Tigers fell short in final exhibition basketball game against UNLV
Nearly a week after recording an exhibition win over Kansas State, the Missouri Tigers men’s basketball team fell 90-81 to UNLV in its final preseason game on Thursday night. Mizzou took over near the end of a tight-knit first quarter with a barrage of 3-pointers from Jason Crowe Jr., Toni Bryant, Aidan Chronister and Kennard Davis Jr. The Tigers led 48-43 at halftime. Crowe had 15 points in the first half. The Tigers shot 53.6% from the floor and hit half of their 14 three-point attempts before halftime — but they also had eight turnovers, a sign of mistakes to fix. The Tigers’ solid start sputtered in the second half. After taking a nine-point lead as play resumed, MU clanked shots and turnovers mounted. With 11:35 to go, UNLV led 68-58. Davis hit Mizzou’s first 3-pointer of the second half with 10:15 on the clock, temporarily cutting the deficit to single digits at 72-63. But the Rebels were superb in the second half, shooting 56.7% and hitting 14 of their first 19 shots. For the game they outrebounded MU 44-31. The Tigers hung around and cut the deficit to five, 84-79, when senior Jordan Crawford hit a 3 with less