A Blog for Ol' Mizzou
Let’s get this first part out of the way to begin… there is nothing nice about Florida. There’s a reason if you simply search ‘Florida’ in any Gif machine, the first thing that comes up is Bugs Bunny sawing off the state from the rest of the union. Florida doesn’t belong with the rest of […]
The John Mackey Award – in case you didn’t know – is presented annually to college football’s most outstanding tight end. Unlike most college football awards you’re familiar with, this one wasn’t started until the year 2000 and is given to, quote: “the tight end who best exemplifies the play, sportsmanship, academics, and community values […]
Welcome to the Morning Commute Today we’re talking about Mizzou Hoops and Mark Mitchell Missouri Basketball begins their NCAA Tournament run on Friday night vs Miami (FL). The Tigers received a favorable draw by the selection committee by being placed in the St. Louis region as a No. 10 seed. I think it’s fair to […]
For the second week in a row, the Missouri Tigers put up solid numbers on the road, earning yet another season-high (a 197.325) to take down the Auburn Tigers (196.700) for their first ever win in Auburn, Alabama. With some lineup shuffling, I was intrigued to see how this one would turn out. Turns out […]
This week, we’re doing another non-traditional format of Photos of the Week and taking a look at some more photos from the semester so far! The photos featured in this column were all uploaded to the website to be used but were not included in the column for that week. They’re still good photos, but […]
Similar to putting together a starting lineup in a career-mode save in FIFA, Mizzou soccer will attempt to mix new players with established starters as they develop a rotation for the upcoming months. Coming off a disappointing 4-10-3 2025 season, there is actually some hope for the Tigers as they enter year five under head coach […]
When the bracket was dropped there seemed to be a lot of non-Mizzou fans up in arms about the Tigers being sent to St. Louis, a relative home game, when compared to some other teams. But the committee has long said it does its best to protect the top 4 seeds, and then after that […]
Welcome to the Morning Commute Today we’re yet again talking about NCAA Tournament hoops. Because for the second year in a row, we’ve got skin in the game. Let me go off on a quick tangent for a second: I really appreciate the job Dennis Gates has done in 4 years at Mizzou. I’ve probably […]
Mizzou is in, so join the Rock M Nation Bracket Challenge For the first time since 2012-2013, Missouri Basketball has made the NCAA Tournament in back-to-back seasons. The Tigers are also in the Big Dance for the third time in four seasons under Dennis Gates. After what was a nerve-wracking Selection Show being on the […]
The Mizzou women’s basketball will continue the season after receiving a bid to the Women’s Basketball Invitation Tournament. The Tigers are the four seed in BYU’s region and will travel to face Seton Hall in the first round. Mizzou had a strong first season under Coach Kellie Harper, finishing the year 16-16 with four SEC […]
For the third time in the past four seasons, Missouri men’s basketball is going dancing. The Tigers are the 10-seed in the West Region of the NCAA Tournament bracket and will play the Miami Hurricanes on Friday in St. Louis during the First Round. If Mizzou advances, it will play the winner of the matchup […]
The full NCAA Tournament bracket is out, and the Missouri Tigers nabbed a 10 seed and will play on Friday against the Miami Hurricanes, the 7 seed. Quickly the opening odds at FanDuel’s Sportsbook were released and the Tigers are currently a 1.5 point underdog to the higher seeded Hurricanes. The over-under has been set […]
We’ve made it to Selection Sunday, and the NCAA Tournament picture is starting to clear up for Missouri men’s basketball after weeks (if not months) of uncertainty. The Tigers are included in 131 of 132 brackets that are part of the Bracket Matrix and are listed as the top 11-seed, on average. There were some […]
This past week and the next week have long been my favorite two week period in the college basketball calendar. Championship Week and the first week of the tournament. There are so many basketball games, so many stories, tons of game winners, and just generally fun games to watch. But the central event to each […]
Mizzou baseball had spurts of moments against N0. 6 Auburn, where it was close to picking up its first SEC series win but was ultimatetly swept by the Tigers in orange at Taylor Stadium in Columbia. Both of the Missouri starting pitchers in the doubleheader, Josh McDevitt and Brady Kehlenbrink, pitched six innings; the Mizzou […]
Well, that’s feels nice, doesn’t it? Winning. In what has been a sub-par season thus far, it was nice to get on the right side of things and see the Tigers put all facets of the game together before heading back into the doldrums of SEC play again. “When you don’t have success,” Missouri head […]
When Missouri briefly took the lead on a Mark Mitchell fadeaway jumper with just over 2 minutes to play in the game, it marked the full comeback from a dejecting 16 point deficit. They overcame a non-goaltend call on an obvious goaltend, they overcame a ‘neutral site’ crowd full of Big Blue Nation, they overcame […]
After bowing out early in the 2nd Round of the SEC Tournament in a 78-72 loss to Kentucky — Missouri’s NCAA Tournament hopes are a little dicey now heading into Selection Sunday with a three-game losing streak. According to Bracket Matrix — the majority of the projections have Mizzou on the 11-seed line — which […]
No Missouri is not playing. It’s been since 2023 when they last played on a Championship Week Saturday. Before that you have to go back to 2012. So Missouri has only played in the SEC Tournament Semi-Finals once. Might be time to change that up soon, Coach Gates? But the fun of the day isn’t […]
The lights went out at Taylor Stadium for 95 minutes. In sync, so were Missouri baseball’s chances of generating a late comeback in its 2-0 loss to No.6 Auburn in its SEC home opener at Taylor Stadium Friday evening. By the time the bulbs had flickered back on, a window for a Missouri rally had […]
An action-packed third inning from Mizzou Softball, along with a strong two-way performance from Stefania Abruscato, against Minnesota helped it secure a 8-1 win to begin the Mizzou Bye-Week Series on a high note. After the opening win, the Tigers capped off the double-header with a 9-4 win over South Dakota as Abby Carr set […]
Innes closed the Tigers’ indoor track & field season with a bang at 4 p.m. on Friday, March 13, during the NCAA Indoor Championships in Fayetteville, Ark. NCAA Indoor Weight Throw Results Leading the way for Mizzou, Innes secured a sixth-place finish in the men’s weight throw during the championship meet, recording a season-best mark […]
I can’t believe we’re here— the final week of the regular season!!!! Time has flown by; seriously, where did it go? Friday presents a new chance for the Tigers to make program history; they have never beaten Auburn on the road at Neville Arena. While the (Mizzou) Tigers are on a quest to finish the […]
The 2026 NCAA Indoor Championships is here, and Sam Innes will compete in the men’s weight throw during 4:00 p.m. on Friday, March 13, in Fayetteville, Ark. With a stacked level of competition, Innes will need to give it all he’s got for the title win. NCAA Championships Schedule Friday (Innes Day of Competition) The […]
Mizzou fans should be praising Wins Above Bubble after failing to get one last SEC win. Winning at Oklahoma, at home against Arkansas, or yesterday at Kentucky would have solved this issue. But most people believe the Tigers are still solidly in the NCAA tournament. Their WAB score is better than most others on the […]