Quentin Corpuel

4 days ago | columbiamissourian.com | Quentin Corpuel

By Quentin Corpuel The Illinois State-to-Mizzou pipeline has grown even stronger. Four days after MU women's basketball landed former ISU star Shannon Dowell in the transfer portal, MU football received a commitment from another former Redbird. On Saturday, wide receiver Xavier Loyd signed with the Tigers out of the portal. He will have one year of eligibility remaining.

4 days ago | columbiamissourian.com | Davis Wilson |Quentin Corpuel

Gavin Sidwar, a four-star quarterback in the Class of 2026, announced his commitment to Mizzou on Friday. Hailing from Warrington, Pennsylvania, Sidwar had decomitted from Rutgers in October after verbally pledging to the Scarlet Knights in July. After he reopened his recruitment, he took unofficial visits to a handful of power conference schools, including Ohio State and Ole Miss. However, he took an unofficial visit to Mizzou on Wednesday; two days later, he committed to the Tigers.

5 days ago | kake.com | Quentin Corpuel

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5 days ago | wfmz.com | Quentin Corpuel

The Illinois State-to-Mizzou pipeline has grown even stronger. Four days after MU women's basketball landed former ISU star Shannon Dowell in the transfer portal, MU football received a commitment from another former Redbird. On Saturday, wide receiver Xavier Loyd signed with the Tigers out of the portal. He will have one year of eligibility remaining. Hailing from Blue Springs and formerly at Kansas State, Loyd had a breakout season in 2024, tallying 66 catches for 912 yards and six touchdowns.

6 days ago | si.com | Quentin Corpuel

For the second time this season, Mizzou softball took down No. 1. This time around, it was Texas A&M on the losing side, as the Tigers dominated the Aggies 9-1 in five innings. Power surges haven't been very common in Mizzou Softball Stadium this season, but on Friday, Mizzou appeared to get struck by lightning. Facing Emily Leavitt, whose ERA sat at a mind-boggling 0.91 in just under 31 innings pitched, the Tigers broke the seemingly unbreakable.