Mizzou Links, 11-16-10

by Bill C. on Nov 16, 2010 5:29 AM CST in News

Mizzou Football Links

First things first: in case you haven't seen Jeremy Maclin's touchdown catch from last night, watch it now.

Bring On Iowa State
MUtigers.com: Final Road Test Awaits the Tigers in Ames
The 2010 Tigers have already earned distinction, as they are just the 13th team in Mizzou Football history with 8 regular-season wins. Hoping it doesn’t stop there, the Tigers will be going for win #9 on the year Saturday in Ames, a win total that has been reached only six times in MU’s previous 119 years of existence (began play in 1890). The 9-win seasons include:
- 1899 (9-2)
- 1960 (11-0)
- 1969 (9-2)
- 2007 (12-2)
- 2008 (10-4)
Head Coach Gary Pinkel, with two 9-win seasons, is currently tied with College Football Hall of Fame Coach Dan Devine for most 9-win seasons in MU history, and a win Saturday would make him the first Tiger coach with three. He’s already the only MU coach with two seasons of double-digit win totals.
Post-Dispatch: Iowa State loss doesn't mean sure thing for Mizzou
Monday Media Day
MUtigers.com: Monday Media Day Quotes
The Trib (Dave Matter): Monday Morning MU Briefing
The Trib (Dave Matter): Tigers Meet the Press
KBIA Sports Extra: Live tweets in review: Gary Pinkel's Nov. 15 news conference
KBIA Sports Extra: VIDEO: Gary Pinkel on Mizzou's surprising strength of schedule
PowerMizzou: Monday Morning Audio
PowerMizzou: PMTV: Mizzou Media Day
Michael Egnew!
MUtigers.com: Michael Egnew Named Mackey Award Semi-Finalist (my god, look at the reception numbers for the other semifinalists)
Jarrell Harrison an Emergency Linebacker and Other Injury Tales
The Missourian: Missouri still dogged by injuries
Post-Dispatch: MU defense has to be flexible
KC Star: Mizzou's Harrison moves from safety valve to stopgap linebacker
KC Star (Campus Corner): MU's Harrison hadn't played linebacker since sixth grade
Post-Dispatch: Dan Hoch figures out all the angles
The Trib: Tigers adjust on offense
PowerMizzou: Like father, unlike son: Back on track?
Fox Sports MW: Tigers Notebook: New look Tigers
PowerMizzou: VIDEO: Big-Play Corbin Berkstresser (Mizzou QB commit from Lee's Summit)

Big 12 Links

Colorado
Pre-Snap Read: Colorado Locates a Prime Target
Iowa State
The Missourian: Backup quarterback to start for Iowa State against Missouri
Kansas
Lawrence Journal-World: Youth movement not necessarily headed to KU
Kansas State
Topeka Capital-Journal: KSU frosh gets first start
Nebraska
Omaha World-Herald: NU crowd disappoints Bo
Oklahoma State
Tulsa World: No road woes for Oklahoma State
Lawrence Journal-World: OSU D-coordinator Bill Young eager for return to Lawrence
Texas
Burnt Orange Nation: Inside the Numbers: Texas Versus Oklahoma State
Austin American-Statesman: Mack finds a lighter side amidst 4-6 season
Austin American-Statesman: Muschamp answers tough questions
Texas A&M
Houston Chronicle: Cyrus Gray coming on strong with Christine Michael hurt
Dallas Morning News: Jerrod Johnson wishes senior year could have gone differently

BASKETBALL

MUtigers.com: Mizzou Basketball Opens 2010-11 Campaign
Post-Dispatch: Whose hoops are better: Illinois or Missouri
The Trib (Steve Walentik): Top 25 Ballot - Nov. 15
The Maneater: Missouri basketball off the court: Players reveal their favorite movies and pregame traditions
The Maneater: Tiger newcomers boost morale as season inches closer
Ben McLemore
PowerMizzou: McLemore likely to wait
Lawrence Journal-World: Ben McLemore says he will choose school Saturday
Big 12 Results
ESPN.com: Marcus, Markieff Morris combine for 34 points in Kansas' rout of Valpo
ESPN.com: B.J. Holmes-led Texas A&M rides fast start to win
Daily Oklahoman: OU needs overtime to beat N.C. Central
ESPN.com: Nebraska 83, UA-Pine Bluff 40
Bring On the Cats: ESPN Hates America

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Comments

The Nubs article slays me

Bo must be delusional. To think that 85K is a weak crowd.

Finds MvP RoC to be a stellar individual

by Ausgiano on Nov 16, 2010 8:46 AM CST reply actions

Pretty sure I never set foot in CC Broiler

…as an undergrad… unless it was to put in an application. $eem$ like it might have been a little expen$ive, or $omething if memory $erve$.

Bet me!

by TigerBartender on Nov 16, 2010 8:54 AM CST reply actions

It's absolutely expensive

But it was also ridiculously good. Had my graduation meal there. If I’m ever in Columbia for a big event, I’ll probably go there.

by Babbalynski on Nov 16, 2010 9:15 AM CST up reply actions

Echoed on all accounts.

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by RPT on Nov 16, 2010 9:20 AM CST via mobile up reply actions

I went there with my parents once

we saw the menu and walked out. Ridiculous prices, we weren’t willing to pay.

by Andy--01 on Nov 16, 2010 10:10 AM CST up reply actions

It is very good and somewhat expensive.

However, I don’t see the prices as hindrance. It is just not the type of place I would go every week. As a student, there is no way I would have gone there on a regular basis. There was one on Overland Park for a while and we went for lunch a few times (more reasonable prices during lunch) and thought it was good here as well. They just put it on the KS side in a poor location.

"Anderson won't make substitutions. He'll change lines - Tiller, Taylor and English hit the bench while Denmon, Dixon and Paul hop the boards. Welcome to Hockey Night in Columbia. He won't take time outs. He'll take on fuel and tires. Welcome to the Hardwood 400." - Atch

by nwtiger1 on Nov 16, 2010 12:49 PM CST up reply actions

If we're supposedly so "deep" at LB...

…Then someone explain to me why Harrison will play Saturday? It seems extremely unlikely that he’s our best choice, but I guess so. Where’s Josh Tatum?

It's not the size of the dog in the fight; it's the size of the fight in the dog.
- Mark Twain

by T3T on Nov 16, 2010 10:11 AM CST reply actions