Calum McAndrew

2 days ago | columbiatribune.com | Calum McAndrew

Missouri football has dipped into the spring transfer portal window for an offensive lineman. Florida State transfer Jaylen Early announced Tuesday via his X account that he has committed to Mizzou. Early primarily played right tackle and right guard for the Seminoles, which makes it immediately unclear where the Tigers plan to utilize their new signing. Entering this 10-day window for transfers, Missouri seemingly was most likely to chase a left tackle.

2 days ago | columbiatribune.com | Calum McAndrew

For the second straight season, Missouri football looks likely to send a player to the league in the first round. But can the Tigers send two players on Day 1? And how high will their top prospects land? The 2025 NFL Draft begins Thursday and runs through Saturday in Green Bay, Wisconsin. As of Tuesday, five Mizzou players stand a realistic chance of hearing their name called and walking across the draft stage. So, what is the best-case scenario for each of Missouri’s prospects in the 2025 NFL Draft?

2 days ago | columbiatribune.com | Calum McAndrew

As the transfer portal window winds down, new Missouri women’s basketball coach Kellie Harper still has room to make some moves. Over the course of the past three weeks since the women’s college basketball transfer portal opened, six Mizzou players with eligibility remaining have entered the portal, including standout guard Ashton Judd. One more MU player, Tionna Herron, has medically retired from the sport.

2 days ago | columbiatribune.com | Calum McAndrew

Is the roster set, or does Dennis Gates still have some tricks up his sleeve? Missouri basketball has been near-silent in the transfer portal for the past nine days. Since freshman center Peyton Marshall announced he was transferring out of the program and Arizona State transfer center Shawn Phillips Jr. announced he committed to Mizzou, both on April 13, nothing else has moved in Columbia.

3 days ago | columbiatribune.com | Calum McAndrew

It has been 14 years since Aldon Smith and Blaine Gabbert heard their names called on the same night, and went to the league as first-round, and top-10, picks in the NFL Draft. Smith went at No. 8. Gabbert went at No. 10. That stands as the last time Missouri football sent two players in the same draft class to the league as Day 1 selections. Are the Tigers about to break that streak? The 2025 NFL Draft begins Thursday night in Green Bay, Wisconsin.