Former Alabama receiver Chris Black to transfer to Mizzou
The Missouri Tigers got some good news on the recruiting front on Monday as former Alabama receiver Chris Black announced via twitter that he would forgo his senior season at…
5 Things I Learned About Mizzou: Week 1
J’Mon Moore is a Different Man: “Oh, what can you tell by one game? He had three receptions.” But he doesn’t catch any of those balls last year. His first…
5 Things I Learned: CFB Week 1
1. SEC! SEC! SEC! I’m not sure much explanation is needed here. Only one SEC team lost, and that team is only “possed to be SEC” anyway. And sure, there…
To Those Who’ve Shed the Shirt, We Salute You
The Tiger’s current depth chart features eight true freshmen just hours before the 2015 season kicks off. Two are on offense, five on defense, and a special teamer. These are…
Why Anthony Hines?
Earlier this month Gary Pinkel and the University of Missouri coaching staff wrapped up the incoming recruiting class by signing San Mateo JuCo cornerback Anthony Hines.
Columbia, MO standout Tre Williams is staying home
While attending a summer camp at Mizzou this week, Columbia-Rock Bridge defensive end Tre Williams decided to make a commitment to his home-town school.
Top 10 SEC Offensive and Defensive Recruits
In what was a shock to absolutely no one, the SEC completely dominated yet again when it came to signing the nations top-flight football recruits. According to ESPN, seven of…
2015 Mizzou Football Recruiting Roundup
If college football’s National Signing Day is indeed “Christmas in February,” then the Missouri Tigers found themselves with plenty of gifts to unwrap on Wednesday. According to rivals.com, Mizzou wound…
Beckner Signs With Mizzou
The Mizzou football recruiting class received a large boost on National Signing Day as Terry Beckner Jr., the #2 recruit in the nation (according to ESPN.com) chose Missouri over schools…
Memphis Receiver Commits to Mizzou
According to powermizzou.com Melrose High School (Memphis, TN) receiver Johnathon Johnson has committed to the University of Missouri. The 5’8, 174 pound Johnson picked Missouri over such schools as Tennessee,…