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March 28, 2011
The Mizzou Coaching Search Loses a Candidate: Cuonzo Martin to Tennessee
This is the man Cuonzo Martin will be replacing. One can only hope he'll be able to do better at least from a fashion perspective. You can check Cuonzo Martin off your list of potential coaching hires for the University of Missouri. The former Missouri State basketball coach has accepted a job wi ... More >>
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January 4, 2011
Blaine Gabbert Goes Pro; Where Do the Tigers Go?
The high point of Blaine Gabbert's Mizzou career, and one of the few things in this world guaranteed to always cheer me up. As we noted yesterday, Blaine Gabbert will not be returning for his senior season at Mizzou. The Tiger quarterback announced yesterday he will enter the 2011 NFL draft. ... More >>
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June 17, 2010
So, What To Call the Big 12 Now?
Of the legions of stories this month on the shake-up of the Big 12, I've yet to come across one article discussing what the athletic conference will be called now that it consists of just ten teams. Sure, I suppose the conference could keep the name Big 12. After all, the Big Ten kept its moniker ... More >>
Blogs
June 15, 2010
Big 12 Salvaged: Mizzou Realizes There's No Place Like Home
Channeling their inner Dorothy, Mizzou officials yesterday realized that there really is no place like home. The school will remain in the Big 12 (or whatever it will be called now that it's comprised of just 10 teams) thanks to a commitment yesterday from University of Texas. Had the Big 12's bi ... More >>
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June 14, 2010
Mizzou Curators Fuel More Big 12 Questions After Sunday Meeting Yields No Answers
Mike Alden the new face of Big 12 expansion.The University of Missouri Board of Curators held another meeting last night to consider the future of the school's Big 12 athletic conference. The meeting was the the third in four days and like previous gatherings yielded no answers, though its beginn ... More >>
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June 11, 2010
Nebraska Announces Move to Big 10 as Mizzou Tries to Save Face
Mizzou Tigers -- like this kitty -- are on the outside looking in.The University of Nebraska board of regents voted 8-0 today to leave the Big 12 Conference for the Big Ten. The move will go into effect in time for the 2011 football season. Meanwhile, University of Missouri officials were holding ... More >>
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April 19, 2010
Rejoice Tiger Fans: Mike Anderson Rejects Oregon
Image viaMike Anderson gave the Ducks the finger.Money isn't everything in college basketball. Well, not quite everything.Over the weekend Missouri basketball coach Mike Anderson turned down the opportunity to coach the Nike-sponsored Oregon Ducks. The estimated $3 million contract he was offered ... More >>
Blogs
April 16, 2010
Oregon Ducks Calling Mizzou's Mike Anderson?
image viaMike Anderson is pointing west -- MU fans are hoping he doesn't move that direction too.On Tuesday University of Oregon athletic director Pat Kilkenny denied rumors that Missouri's Mike Anderson turned down an offer that would have paid him $3 million annually to replace the fired Ernie ... More >>
Blogs
March 24, 2010
Lorenzo Romar: The Sweet 16 Coach SLU Let Slip Away
Image via the Seattle Times These nets could've been yours, St. LouisFull disclosure: The author is a graduate of the University of Washington, a four-year member of the school's student rooting section the Dawg Pack (aka Romarville) and one of the most rabid Husky fans on the planet. Now ... More >>
Blogs
March 15, 2010
Sweet! The Sixteen Best Player Names in the 2010 NCAA Tournament
Let the Madness begin! Mizzou is dancing (despite their stumble in the Big 12 tournament) but unfortunately the slipper did not fit for the SLU Billikens, who were pummeled by Rhode Island in the Atlantic 10 tournament and left out of even the lowly NIT, where they could have faced an Illinois te ... More >>
Blogs
February 26, 2009
Mizzou Wins, SLU Doesn't. What Else is New?
Just when Rick Majerus' Billikens beat A-10-leading Dayton and lull you into thinking they might be able to win a game on the road against one of the worst teams in their conference, they go and get trounced by St. Bonaventure, losing 72-55 to the Bonnies last night in New York. It's one step forwa ... More >>
Blogs
January 21, 2009
Former SLU Coach Lorenzo Romar Helps Fly Tuskegee Airman to Inauguration
There's a sweet story on ESPN's Page 2 about two former St. Louisans. Eighty-four-year-old George Hickman grew up in St. Louis in the 1930s. During World War II, Hickman joined the Tuskegee Airmen -- the all African-American division of the Army Air Corps. Later on Hickman got a job with Boeing and ... More >>
Blogs
January 13, 2009
Local College Hoops: A Rundown on The Rundown
So what if March is still two months away? It certainly hasn't stopped ESPN's Joe Lunardi from updating his highly addictive Bracketology feature and projecting the entire 65 team NCAA tournament field despite the fact that most teams have only played one or two conference games and perhaps a pushov ... More >>
Blogs
October 24, 2008
Baseball Card of the Week: How the Cardinals Could Have Drafted Chase Utley of the Phillies
So what if March is still two months away? It certainly hasn't stopped ESPN's Joe Lunardi from updating his highly addictive Bracketology feature and projecting the entire 65 team NCAA tournament field despite the fact that most teams have only played one or two conference games and perhaps a pushov ... More >>
Blogs
October 20, 2008
Scott Linehan: I Can See Him Now
So what if March is still two months away? It certainly hasn't stopped ESPN's Joe Lunardi from updating his highly addictive Bracketology feature and projecting the entire 65 team NCAA tournament field despite the fact that most teams have only played one or two conference games and perhaps a pushov ... More >>
Blogs
June 10, 2008
2008 Cardinals Draft Pick Analysis
So what if March is still two months away? It certainly hasn't stopped ESPN's Joe Lunardi from updating his highly addictive Bracketology feature and projecting the entire 65 team NCAA tournament field despite the fact that most teams have only played one or two conference games and perhaps a pushov ... More >>
Blogs
January 28, 2008
Linehan Vouched for Troubled Football Star Jerramy Stevens
So what if March is still two months away? It certainly hasn't stopped ESPN's Joe Lunardi from updating his highly addictive Bracketology feature and projecting the entire 65 team NCAA tournament field despite the fact that most teams have only played one or two conference games and perhaps a pushov ... More >>
Blogs
January 28, 2008
Linehan Vouched for Troubled Football Star Jerramy Stevens
So what if March is still two months away? It certainly hasn't stopped ESPN's Joe Lunardi from updating his highly addictive Bracketology feature and projecting the entire 65 team NCAA tournament field despite the fact that most teams have only played one or two conference games and perhaps a pushov ... More >>
News
November 1, 2006
Basketball by the Book: A Riverfront Times Investigation
The Vashon High School Wolverines have won five state titles in the past eight years. But did they play by the rules?
News
February 19, 2003
Season on the Drink
SLU's Blue Crew lives to harangue rival ballers -- and even the guys on the home team
News
March 13, 2002
The Loss Within
Before stunning defeat, Wash. U.'s Robin Lahargoue blew out a knee, ending solitary sacrifice for a team that defines gender difference in athletics
Best of St. Louis
September 26, 2001
Best College-Sports Team
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