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It's not a real kickoff, but finally, my favorite sports team will be chucking footballs
There really is not a whole to preview at this point in the season. Everyone
Four Tigers were invited to the Combine and three of them participated in drills.
Posted by Phenomenal Smith on March 8th, 2010 under Football
It’s not a real kickoff, but finally, my favorite sports team will be chucking footballs around, lining up, wearing numbers, etc. Thank goodness. March 9 marks the beginning of spring practice for Mizzou. Here are five things I’m looking forward to seeing:
1. The QBs, of course. The most intriguing position of all is always one to watch. This year Blaine Gabbert comes in as the de facto starter (as
Posted by Boo Radley on March 6th, 2010 under Basketball
There really is not a whole to preview at this point in the season. Everyone pretty much knows the drill now as we have exhausted the probabilities of how we can get a first round bye in the tourney. That doesn’t really matter at this point. Its KU and its Senior Day.
As far as the game today goes, its pretty much as previewed last game. If KU’s big guys play well or Sherron plays well,
Posted by Phenomenal Smith on March 4th, 2010 under Football
Four Tigers were invited to the Combine and three of them participated in drills. As we all know, Danario Alexander’s journey to the NFL hit another bump when he needed yet another surgery on his knee. That knee’s been open more than Jenna Jamison’s mouth (/Gene Claude). Alas, I provide for you now one-stop shopping on the Combine results courtesy of the NFL itself.
The NFL’s scoop on Danario:
Alexander is a huge WR
Posted by Phenomenal Smith on March 2nd, 2010 under Football
An odd journey to say the least, but a linebacker at Juneau-Douglas High School in Juneau, Alaska is walking on at Mizzou. No mention in this article on how he got hooked up with the Tiger coaching staff and I doubt Mizzou is sending Coach Otterbacher on the bridge to nowhere to scrounge up recruits.
Jack Perkins (good football name) is actually a linebacker/fullback. From what I’ve found, he’s 6′1″, 225, has a
Posted by Boo Radley on March 1st, 2010 under Basketball
That was ugly. I was really at a loss for words watching that game. Not sure I can ever remember watching a basketball game with that much talent on the floor in which it looked liked for the first 20 minutes that no body knew how to make a basket. KU and Kentucky played a game a couple years ago that I thought was the worst big time basketball game I had ever watched, but