Mizzou Beats Kansas: The Links
I'm heading back from Oklahoma City today, so you'll have to settle for something less than the 100-link monstrosity that usually accompanies Sunday mornings after big football weekends.
Recaps
- MUtigers.com: Tigers Rout Jayhawks, 35-7
- The Missourian: Missouri rolls past Kansas
- KC Star: Border Waltz: Mizzou runs all over Kansas 35-7
- Post-Dispatch: MU beats Kansas 35-7
- Fox Sports MW: De'Vion Moore, Blaine Gabbert lead No. 15 Mizzou past Kansas, 35-7
- PowerMizzou: Border blowout
Some war...
- The Trib: Only one team was fighting this Border War
It’s hard to have a Border War when one side is filled with conscientious objectors.
In this edition of the bitter old rivalry, the Missouri football team did all in its power to engage and enrage Kansas … and never could get a rise out of the Jayhawks in a 35-7 victory.
On Monday, MU receiver T.J. Moe expressed his hate for all things Kansas — including Columbia sporting-goods stores that carry KU gear — then waited for the blowback from the Jayhawks and their fans.
He’s still waiting.
Speaking of never arriving, Kansas fans were notably absent at Arrowhead Stadium. A meager crowd of 55,788 was announced, and MU Athletic Director Mike Alden said at least 35,000 of them were wearing black and gold. This wasn’t the fuzzy math of former Kansas AD Lew Perkins, who infamously predicted a 70-30 split in favor of KU fans in 2007. If anything, Alden low-balled it.
- The Missourian: Weak crowd at new Arrowhead Stadium makes MU-KU game lackluster
What's next?
- The Trib: Tigers pound Jayhawks, bolster bowl profile
- PowerMizzou: Murky bowl picture ahead
- KC Star: Orange Bowl rep says Mizzou has a chance
From the Other Side
- KC Star: KU wraps up forgettable year in 35-7 loss to Mizzou
- Topeka Capital-Journal: Missouri drops KU, 35-7
- Topeka Capital-Journal: Time for Gill to recruit
- Topeka Capital-Journal: KU QBs, at best, OK maybe
- Topeka Capital-Journal: KU grades and notes
Miscellaneous
- The Missourian: Andrew Gachkar has big game in Missouri's victory over Kansas
- The Missourian: Missouri's committee of running backs leads Tigers to victory
- PowerMizzou: By the numbers
Multimedia
- KBIA Sports Extra: VIDEO: Postgame Celebration
- PowerMizzou: PMTV: A solid ten
- KBIA Sports Extra: PHOTOS: Missouri 35, Kansas 7
- The Missourian: PHOTOS: MU dominates KU in Border Showdown
- PowerMizzou: PHOTOS: The sideline view
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So, not going to the conference championship game...
…might actually help us?
It might be an insanely long drive from CoMo, but if the Orange Bowl actually picks us, expect to see me sleeping in my Jeep somewhere in a Miami parking lot.
I never thought I would say this, but...
Free Dom Fambrough. Seriously, the whole “Kinder Gentler Border Disagreement” thing just doesn’t work for Kansas. Let the old goat tell his players about the time Quantrill bombed Pearl Harbor or whatever, if it can get them excited to play.
"Smell the perfume but don't drink it because it might kill you." Erin Andrews recounting advise from Gary Pinkel
This week's bit for SBN KC
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by RPT on Nov 28, 2010 10:29 AM CST via mobile reply actions
Grrrr mobile posting...
Thanks for the catch.
RockMNation.com (@rockmnation on Twitter)
The 2010 Missouri Football Preview - Available Now!
by RPT on Nov 28, 2010 11:01 AM CST via mobile up reply actions
Polls are out, 15th in the AP and 14th in the Coaches
And behind Arkansas, OU, Boise, LSU, Nebraska, and Virginia Tech(!) in both of them. Not that we shouldn’t be in front of all of them, but we’re ranked the second worst of the 2 loss teams, in front of Oklahoma State. Kinda ridiculous.
"I'm a genius, but I'm a misunderstood genius."
"What's misunderstood about you?"
"Nobody thinks I'm a genius."
by Transmogrified Tiger on Nov 28, 2010 12:36 PM CST reply actions
that 28-point win over colorado was impressive enough to have nebraska vault over us
polling is so annoying
It's Time.
by Jason Brynsvold on Nov 28, 2010 1:17 PM CST up reply actions
Wait a sec...
So Virginia Tech’s loss to James Madison is better than our loss to Texas Tech? Last time I heard, TTech was a major, bowl eligible D1 football program. I must have been mistaken.

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