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1 week ago | 
si.com | Michael Stamps
Missouri Tigers on SI football reporter Michael Stamps explains why he thinks the Missouri offensive line is the most troublesome position group on the roster and how those troubles could arise in the 2025-26 season. Welcome to Missouri Tigers On SI's "Extra Point," a video series featuring the site's Missouri beat writers. Multiple times a week, the writers provide analysis on a topic concerning the Tigers or the landscape of college sports.
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1 week ago | 
si.com | Michael Stamps
Caleb Grill is in a truly unique scenario when it comes to the NBA Draft. The former Missouri Tigers guard looks to be in the undrafted category of players, but has a strong following across social media talent evaluators. His combination of shooting, athleticism and general hustle has many enamored with what he could bring to an NBA team. That being said, he's a 25-year-old guard with defensive limitations, while also lacking some consistency and shot-selection decisions to be a surefire pick.
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1 week ago | 
si.com | Michael Stamps
Missouri is getting involved early in the recruitment of 2027 five-star small forward Malachi Jordan, who's initially from White House, Tennessee. He spent the last season playing at Link Academy and will now suit up for Cardinal Ritter in St. Louis. Among those interested and having offered Jordan are Vanderbilt, Indiana, Memphis, Alabama and Auburn, according to his social media. Arizona, Ohio State and Tennessee have also begun contact with the talented guard.
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1 week ago | 
si.com | Michael Stamps
Through his first two seasons, Oklahoma City Thunder guard Cason Wallace has been an absolute menace on the defensive side of the ball. In every single aspect of defense, Wallace has been elite. His numbers in the playoffs back it up. Out of all 21-year-olds in the history of the NBA, Wallace has the second-most steals of all time in the NBA Playoffs, only behind Los Angeles Lakers legend Magic Johnson.
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1 week ago | 
247sports.com | Michael Stamps
The college basketball season will be here sooner than you think it will, which means the Creighton Bluejays will have to have their roster and depth chart sorted by the time that rolls around. Below is a projected version of Creighton's depth chart for the 2025-26 season.
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1 week ago | 
si.com | Michael Stamps
One of Missouri's three losses last season was a blowout defeat at the hands of the Alabama Crimson Tide. It was one that stung for many reasons, from being shut out to starting quarterback Brady Cook going down with an injury. Now, in 2025, the Tigers have the opportunity to right that wrong and take down the Crimson Tide at home. That won't be as easy as it sounds. Alabama is in the second year of the Kalen DeBoer era and is looking to improve on a 9-4 starting season.
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1 week ago | 
si.com | Michael Stamps
An opportunity to win the 2025 NBA Finals for the Oklahoma City Thunder lay in the hands of Game 6 in Indianapolis, a historic mark for the Thunder franchise that has existed since 2008. That opportunity was not taken advantage of. In fact, Game 6 couldn't have gone much worse for the Oklahoma City Thunder. They looked lost and straight-up bad on offense and especially defense, leading to an eye-opening 108-91 defeat at the hands of the Indiana Pacers.
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1 week ago | 
si.com | Michael Stamps
The Missouri Tigers have suffered another recruiting loss, missing out on four-star cornerback Nick Hankins to the Illinois Fighting Illini. This is the second four-star prospect Missouri has missed out on over the last week. Hankins, from Belleville, Illinois, is ranked as the No. 352 player in the country and No. 28 of all cornerbacks. He's also No. 10 in the state of Illinois. It seemed as if Hankins was deciding between the Tigers, Illinois, Ole Miss, Iowa and Tennessee.
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1 week ago | 
si.com | Michael Stamps
Watch the video below as Missouri football reporter Michael Stamps breaks down how Missouri stacks up against the teams they lost to in the 2024-25 season. Welcome to Missouri Tigers On SI's "Extra Point," a video series featuring the site's Missouri beat writers. Multiple times a week, the writers provide analysis on a topic concerning the Tigers or the landscape of college sports.
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1 week ago | 
si.com | Michael Stamps
For now, the final slate of official visits for the Missouri Tigers is just a day away. It'll be an important weekend for Eli Drinkwitz and his coaching staff, who are looking to build on their four-man 2026 recruiting class. There are plenty of talented prospects that will be in town, half of whom are rated as four-star recruits. Landing a select few of those will be very important to bolster up the 2026 group and gain more high-end talent.
