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1 week ago | 
247sports.com | Gabe DeArmond
On Tuesday morning, the University of Missouri posted a job listing for a general manager for the men's basketball program. Here is the full job description in the listing:"The University of Missouri Men's Basketball Program is seeking a General Manager. Reporting to the Head Coach, this individual will be responsible for:Overseeing talent acquisition to enhance the cohesiveness of the team.
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1 week ago | 
247sports.com | Gabe DeArmond
When Mizzou hired Kellie Harper to replace Robin Pingeton as its women's basketball coach, the signal was sent the Tigers wanted to be serious about women's basketball. "I had to feel and know that the support was going to be there for women's basketball," Harper said at her introductory press conference.
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1 week ago | 
247sports.com | Gabe DeArmond
Every Monday morning, I'll start the week with my Ten Thoughts. The idea here is simple: I write what's on my mind. The vast majority of it is going to be Mizzou-related. During football season, that will dominate, in basketball season it will be more of a hoops flavor, but we'll try to cover everything in this space every week. Now and then you'll get some personal news or non-Mizzou sports related stuff. On to this week's thoughts.
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1 week ago | 
247sports.com | Gabe DeArmond
Missouri has found its big man in the transfer portal. The Tigers have plucked a 7-footer from the Big 12 out of the transfer portal. Dennis Gates has found his big man in the transfer portal. Former Arizona State 7-footer Shawn Phillips Jr. has committed to the Tigers, he just announced.
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1 week ago | 
247sports.com | Gabe DeArmond
Any discussion of the best Missouri basketball players of the last 25 years has to include Kareem Rush. The Kansas City native came to Mizzou as one of the country's most coveted prospects in 1999 as the jewel of the start of Quin Snyder's career. Over three years with the Tigers, Rush averaged 18.9 points and 5.4 rebounds per game and shot 42.2% from three-point range, still the best mark in school history.
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1 week ago | 
247sports.com | Gabe DeArmond
PowerMizzou brings you all the recruiting news you need to know about the Tigers. Get the latest from the recruiting trail every Friday. VIPEvery Friday for years, PowerMizzou.com has delivered the most up-to-date recruiting news to Tiger fans in The Chamber. We'll bring you everything you need to know in this insider recruiting report. The Chamber is a combination of recap, update and look ahead at everything that's happening on the recruiting trail.
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2 weeks ago | 
247sports.com | Gabe DeArmond
The first game of the 2025 Mizzou football season against Central Arkansas is moving up two days to Thursday, August 28Missouri is continuing its recent tradition of playing the season opening football game on a Thursday. The school announced on Thursday morning that the 2025 opener against Central Arkansas will kick off at 6:30 on Thursday, August 28. The game was originally scheduled for Saturday, August 30.
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2 weeks ago | 
247sports.com | Gabe DeArmond
Eliah Drinkwitz has never been one to mince words. He says what he thinks and he means what he says. Here's what he thinks about the changes coming to college sports: "I don't know what the crap's going on."Yep, pretty much. What's going on is another hearing where the future of college athletics is being decided in front of a judge. Drinkwitz was speaking on Tuesday afternoon at his post-spring press conference with local reporters.
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2 weeks ago | 
247sports.com | Gabe DeArmond
Every week, PowerMizzou.com publisher Gabe DeArmond will answer questions on the minds of our subscribers in a weekly mailbag. We will post a thread each week on The Tigers' Lair for subscribers to submit questions; or you can submit them via email [email protected]. Let's get on to this week's questions.
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2 weeks ago | 
247sports.com | Gabe DeArmond
Eli Drinkwitz met with local media on Tuesday afternoon to wrap up spring football, look ahead to the spring portal window, the NFL Draft and more. See what Drinkwitz had to say right here. Mizzou has been done with spring football for weeks now. Head coach Eliah Drinkwitz met with reporters on the first day of spring practice, but Tuesday was the first chance to talk to the man in charge since then. Drinkwitz spoke with the local media for 35 minutes on Tuesday and covered a ton of ground.
