<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=1lAha4_1GwGdSlF00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=1lAha4_1GwGdSlF00" width="1199" height="627" >Today we’re talking about all things Mizzou It was a busy Monday in Mizzou athletics after a rough weekend — so let’s start with Missouri AD Laird Veatch making a statement on the officiating following Saturday’s Mizzou vs Texas game:Looking ahead — Mizzou’s November 21st game in Columbia vs a ranked Kentucky team will kick-off at 6:30 p.m. CST on the SEC Network.On the hardwood — it was a doubleheader at Mizzou Arena with WBB improving to 3-0 on the season with a 106-50 win over Tennessee Tech.Men’s Hoops followed with a 96-58 win over SIUE to improve to 2-1 — as Jason Crowe Jr. led the team with 34 points — setting the program’s single-game scoring record by a freshman.<ul><li>Morning Commute from Josh Matejka: You’ve gotta see this Luther Burden III touchdown!</li></ul><blockquote>So this morning, enjoy this sick highlight of Luther Burden III’s touchdown catch from Sunday Night Football.</blockquote>LB3 had a highlight reel for the Bears on SNF — but exited the game later with a concussion. Get healthy, Luther!<blockquote>As a team, Mizzou did not make the plays it needed to come away victorious. Offensively, the Tigers scored one touchdown in the red zone while going 3-of-16 on third down. On special teams, Mizzou had two missed kicks and a blocked punt. But defensively, the Tigers had no consistent answers against Texas’ passing attack</blockquote>Mizzou was competitive against Texas on Saturday … just so many miscues.<blockquote>This week, Tiger Style returned, and we also were treated to women’s hoops, men’s hoops x2, volleyball x2 and football.</blockquote>So many photos!<blockquote>“We’ll take everything we’ve learned, keep pushing each other, and continue building towards being ready to compete this spring,” Murgett said. “The work continues! MIZ.”</blockquote>The fall season closes for Mizzou Tennis — as they now look towards the spring.<blockquote>Five-star freshman Jason Crowe Jr. faced his first major adversity in the Tigers’ loss to SLU. He only managed eight points on 3-18 shooting. In addition, he had several lapses on the defensive end of the floor.</blockquote>Oh, Crowe definitely responded in this one!<blockquote>This was the first time in the Kellie Harper era that the Tigers have surpassed the century mark. The 47-point win was also the biggest margin of victory since Nov. 20, 2024</blockquote>Mizzou WBB takes care of business against Tennessee Tech.<blockquote>The Mitchell injury will be actively monitored as Mizzou has a neutral-site matchup against Marquette in Chicago at 1:30 p.m. next Sunday. He raises both the floor and ceiling of the team, but if his injury does leave him sidelined, it will force the Tigers to learn how to operate without their most experienced leader.</blockquote>Mizzou will definitely need Mark Mitchell on Sunday against Marquette. Hoping it’s not too serious.<ul><li>Over at Rock M+: The latest on all things football, basketball, and Olympic Sports!</li></ul>Plus, Lineup Review from Matthew Harris: Missouri’s defensive disconnects prove costly against Saint Louis Subscribe to Rock M Radio on Apple Podcasts. Or stream episodes through Megaphone or Spotify. Have a question for us? Leave a 5-star review with your question and that show just might answer it in an upcoming episode!If you like Rock M Radio drop us a Review and be sure to subscribe on your preferred podcasting platform. Follow @RockMRadio on Twitter and if you haven’t already head over to our YouTube channel and click that subscribe button!(** RockMNation has affiliate partnerships. These do not influence editorial content, though RockMNation may earn commissions for products purchased via affiliate links.**)</div></body>

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It was a busy Monday in Mizzou athletics after a rough weekend — so let’s start with Missouri AD Laird Veatch making a statement on the officiating following Saturday’s Mizzou vs Texas game:. Looking ahead — Mizzou’s November 21st game in Columbia vs a ranked Kentucky team...

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It was a busy Monday in Mizzou athletics after a rough weekend — so let’s start with Missouri AD Laird Veatch making a statement on the officiating followi

Commute: A Busy Monday for Mizzou Athletics

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