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It seems that the new official list (the banner reads 2009, but it's clearly this year's guys) is out and there are some Big 12 additions. Last month I wrote of the first official list and our OBK friend Triston pointed out that additions were still to come. Sure enough, though no Tigers were added so it's hardly very interesting. The new list with additions in italics: Baylor (2): WR David

Today at 3 pm on The NFL Network (I know, I don't get it either), a couple Tigers will take part in the Senior Bowl. Here are the Big 12 guys: North team 81 Alexander, Danario WR Missouri 27 Asante, Larry DB Nebraska 29 Brown, Chris RB Oklahoma 59

I hate Travis Ford. I mean really hate him. I know we were going on probation. I know Rick Pitino and his home state school came a calling. I get all that blah, blah, blah. Doesn’t make it any better. See Travis Ford was my favorite Tiger in 1989. He was on the Big Eight Conference All Freshman team. He hit a monster game winner up in Ames. He was going to be the point guard

It's that time of year when the NFL makes public those who have been invited to prance and pose their way around a bunch of middle-aged men with beer bellies and too-tight nylon shorts. Surprisingly, invitees almost never say no. In its infinite wisdom, the NFL got its hands on the MU depth chart and decided to invite nearly all the senior starters. Tigers who will be at the combine:

Given the Big 12's lack of having our back, I found this blog post to be very interesting. Dearmond's take. Thoughts?

KU finds itself in the fortunate position of looking for a head coach in a year where very few BCS schools are doing the same. The fortuitousness doesn't stop there because in the non-Notre Dame division, the KU job looks to be the most attractive opening out there with just a bit of competition from UVA.

The coaches have spoken and Aldon Smith was named the Big XII Defensive Freshman of the Year. He also tied the Mizzou record for sacks in a single season. Others honored:

The end of the regular season is upon us - kind of snuck up on me. It's been a wild ride for Tiger fans. The season peaked, unfortunately, at the Ed against Illinois. That was followed with some ebbing and some flowing, some ups and some downs, and then bottoming out when a harmless little private Baptist school came to call. The team responded well, though, and went on the road to dismantle KSU and

That is the question. That is the game. Let's play. I have mocked Mizzou's inability to intercept passes this season. It seems odd that the Tigers have gotten good pressure on opposing QBs and have faced a lot of passes, yet have only come away with four interceptions. Tied for third fewest in the country (Stanford and UNLV each have three). Of the teams with four, Mizzou has faced many more

Way back on September 29, when the Tigers and Jayhawks were undefeated and ranked and Nebraska thought it was all big and bad because it played the Hokies tough in Virginia, I wrote of Phil Steele's Super Computer. Oh, how we laughed! What does a stupid computer know about football anyway? I thought it was time we checked in again with HAL to see what nonesense he was up to

Wowsers … what a week in the Big 12. I left you with these thoughts last week: “…I’m very interested to see what the Mad Pirate has in store for the Huskers, whether Daddy Hawkins will finally bench his boy to give his team a fighter’s chance against the Jayhawks and, most importantly, whether the Tigers can shake off last Thursday’s fourth quarter debacle …” Well, the Mad Pirate and Daddy Hawkins pulled off big upsets, but

I can't believe we're already to week 8. Mizzou is halfway through the regular season schedule and sitting at 4-2. Preseason that sounded reasonable, yet I sit here disappointed. Gabbert playing better than expected and the defense indeed living up to Gene Claude's expectations of strength combined to raise my hopes for the '09 Tigers. Two disappointing double-digit losses have tempered my enthusiasm. Well, a win this weekend would untemper

Just hang with me one more week fellow Tiger kool-aid drinkers. Don't hop off the bandwagon just yet. Our hopes and dreams for a North Division title may be on life-support, but they are still alive. In fact, if the Tigers and Red Raiders take care of business this weekend, Mizzou will be in the driver's seat once again. This weekend is huge. It is enormous. It is a season-making game at this point. Have

So what. Remember that team that made it to the Elite Eight last year, and probably should have beaten U Conn? Well they were pre season 7th as well. Can these Tigers do it again? Not going to be easy. As I am sure most of you have seen, here is the poll. Team (First Place Votes) Points Kansas (11) 121 Texas (1) 111 Oklahoma 95 Kansas State 92 Texas A&M 74 Oklahoma State 69 Missouri 66 Iowa State 57 Texas Tech 34 Baylor 33 Nebraska 38 Colorado 13 Why

This is the game I look forward to the most. Kansas is more of a basketball rivalry to me. I just don't have ill feelings for their football team. Nebraska, on the other hand, is an entirely different matter. While I am sure that Nebraska does not yet think us worthy of being a rival, the fact is that one of these two teams has represented the North in the Big 12

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