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Missouri falls short to Vanderbilt in overtime shootout

1 month ago | themaneater.com | Cameron Brown

Missouri men’s basketball started its two-game road stretch in Nashville, Tennessee against the Vanderbilt Commodores. This was the second time this season that the two have faced off – the first resulting in a Tigers home victory. After a hard-fought contest, the Tigers were defeated in overtime 97-93. With 1:33 remaining in regulation, Missouri led by six points. Vanderbilt went on a 7-4 run and was only down three points with nine seconds left to go.
Missouri men’s basketball: three takeaways from mixed results against No.4 Alabama and Arkansas

1 month ago | themaneater.com | Cameron Brown |Isabel Brauhn

Missouri men’s basketball had a week of highs and lows, securing an upset victory over No. 4 Alabama before losing on the road against unranked Arkansas. After splitting the two games, Missouri moves to 20-7 on the year, with only three regular season games remaining. During this set of two games, Missouri suffered from poor defensive play. Against Alabama, Missouri allowed its most points in a single game with 98 from the Crimson Tide.
True/False Film Fest starts out with Eastside Kickoff Concert

1 month ago | themaneater.com | Chase Pray

Locals and True/False travelers gather at Eastside Tavern to kick off the documentary festival’s 21st annual weekend of arts, film and music.
Unmasking the fest: The Jubilee Gala kicks off True/False weekend

1 month ago | themaneater.com | Liv Martin

Guests were dressed to the nines inside The Missouri Theatre on Feb. 27 for The Jubilee Gala, a masquerade ball that kicked off the highly anticipated True/False Film Festival. The gala gave the perfect chance for film enthusiasts, filmmakers and members of the community to socialize before the festivities in the coming days. From the very beginning, the atmosphere was vibrant and booming with excitement.
Tigers men’s basketball trounces Sooners in rivalry win 82-58

2 months ago | themaneater.com | Cameron Brown |Amory Moore

Coming off the heels of a week where the Tigers lost a pair of top-10 opponents, Missouri men’s basketball defeated Oklahoma 82-58. This was the first time the two faced off in SEC conference play in the 212th installment of the rivalry. Missouri capped off the first half with a 13-3 run, extending its lead to 44-24. Junior Mark Mitchell scored 19 points and collected six rebounds in the first 20 minutes. Those 19 points helped Mitchell pass the 1,000-point mark in his collegiate career.
Missouri wrestling continues its winning streak against West Virginia

2 months ago | themaneater.com | Zol Rainey |Nate Salsman |Sebastian Cruce |Cameron Brown

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Missouri wins two-straight conference games over Vanderbilt and LSU

2 months ago | themaneater.com | Sebastian Cruce |Cameron Brown |Matthew Jacobi

Missouri returned home after a loss to Auburn in its first in-conference game of the season to take on two more SEC opponents. The Tigers faced LSU and Vanderbilt, giving Missouri its first two wins of SEC play this season. After capturing an early lead against the LSU Tigers on Jan. 7., Missouri never looked back, winning 83-67. This marked the first conference win of the season for Missouri.
Missouri basketball shocks Mississippi State in road blowout

2 months ago | themaneater.com | Cameron Brown

After a week of rest, the Missouri Tigers hit the road for a top-20 matchup in Starkville, Mississippi against the No. 14 Mississippi State Bulldogs. The Tigers, who defeated No. 16 Ole Miss in their last outing, beat the Bulldogs in blowout fashion with a final score of 88-61. This game marked a huge milestone for head coach Dennis Gates, who won his 100th career game in his coaching career.
Takeaways from the 2024 Missouri volleyball season

Jan 12, 2025 | themaneater.com | Lane Roettering |Matthew Jacobi

Despite losing in the regional semifinal to the Kentucky Wildcats, Missouri volleyball had another successful season in the second year of Dawn Sullivan’s coaching tenure. Here is what fans can learn from the 2024 Missouri volleyball season. Missouri volleyball was in a very bad state after the 2022 season, only winning 15 matches in the 2021 and 2022 seasons combined. The program that needed to be revived experienced success at a quicker pace than anyone would’ve expected.
Missouri football ends on a high note with 27-24 Music City Bowl win

Jan 9, 2025 | themaneater.com | Tanner Coerr |Matthew Jacobi

The Missouri Tigers closed out their football season in the Music City Bowl in Nashville, Tenn., securing their second consecutive double-digit win season with a victory over the Iowa Hawkeyes. With five minutes remaining in the third quarter, Iowa took a 24-14 lead with a field goal that capped off its fourth scoring drive. Trailing by 10 and leading an offense that had only mustered two touchdowns, the Tigers were in a dire position.