Mizzou Links, 3-17-10
Mizzou Basketball LInks
- The Trib: Booker's a prize
- The Missourian: Missouri's first-round opponent features inseparable duo
- KC Star: MU's Anderson building foundation with what may be his best coaching job
Between Kansas dominating and K-State emerging, the story of Mizzou steadying has been easily missed in Kansas City.
Oh, the Tigers are sputtering now. Justin Safford’s injury exposed a lack of depth and dropped Missouri to a No. 10 seed. It’s hard to imagine them playing past this weekend, but that’s not the point.
A year after losing three 1,000-point scorers — DeMarre Carroll, Leo Lyons and Matt Lawrence — Anderson put together perhaps his best coaching job and has positioned Missouri as a perennial NCAA Tournament team. There is a stability here now that hasn’t existed since Norm Stewart’s glory days.
"I don’t think when Quin (Snyder) was doing it he was building it on that solid a foundation," athletic director Mike Alden says. "… The image and brand is as strong nationally as I’ve seen personally since coach Stewart was here at Mizzou. That brand has been re-energized, reaffirmed nationally again. (Anderson) has developed a national brand for our program again."
- KC Star (Upon Further Review): MU in the NCAAs - Showing Their Stripes
- Post-Dispatch: Laurence Bowers puts surgery on hold
- Post-Dispatch: MU and Clemson have unique knowledge of each other
- PowerMizzou: Mirror Images
- PowerMizzou: Like Father, Unlike Son: Tourney breakdown
And if you're tired of thinking about this year, start dreaming about next year with Prep Ticket's Tony Mitchell Mix Tape...
Big 12 Links
- Big 12 Hoops: The Degenerate's Guide to Big 12 Madness
- Rock Chalk Talk: How Do You Like Your Basketball?
- KC Star: Wherever he has coached, Self preaches a "magic level"
- Austin American-Statesman: Horns hope NCAA foes won't know them well
- Dallas Morning News: A look at A&M's first-round NCAA opponent: Utah State
- Dallas Morning News: Baylor coach Scott Drew could go elsewhere with strong tourney run
Houston Chronicle: Scott Drew turning program into potential powerhouse
Other NCAA Tournament Links
- KC Star (Upon Further Review): BRACKET BREAKER: A Method To the Madness: Part I
KC Star (Upon Further Review): BRACKET BREAKER: A Method To the Madness: Part II - KC Star (Upon Further Review): Predicting the Tourney by Similarity Scores
The Audacity of Hoops: Similarity Previews (Cont'd): 1st Round - Wall Street Journal (The Daily Fix): NCAA Tournament 2010: Searching for College Basketball Inefficiencies
- Basketball Prospectus: 65 Teams, 65 Thoughts
Missouri: Bears repeating: the Tigers have one quality win since the end of January, and two in the last nine weeks. The metrics love them, but they’re undersized for a BCS team, so they get killed on the glass (323rd on defensive boards), they don’t shoot all that well (183rd on twos) and few teams in the field get to the line less than they do. Their matchup with Clemson is one of those that inspired the rant the other day, because these are the guys that teams like Cornell, Northern Iowa and Richmond have to be just aching to play. They can probably get Clemson to turn the ball over plenty to win the sloppiest first-round game, and a second-round matchup with West Virginia would be an interesting contrast in styles.
- Basketball-Reference.com Blog: The Real Field of 64?
- The Dagger: Let's cancel the South regional; Duke is apparently a Final Four lock
FOOTBALL!
- The Trib (Dave Matter): Tigers back for more
I saw more on Tuesday that leads me to believe it's going to be a scrum for the No. 2 quarterback job. A few highlights: WR T.J. Moe put on a dazzling double move on Harrison during 1-on-1 passing drills and hauled in a 30-yard pass from QB Blaine Gabbert. It was the kind of move Moe couldn't make last season while he recovered from foot surgery. He's going to earn a prominent spot in the WR rotation by the time they start keeping score for real.
- PowerMizzou: Tuesday practice report
- PowerMizzou: Signee video: Bud Sasser
- Inside MIssouri Football: Dinner at Coach's
Other Mizzou Links
- Mizzou Softball
MUtigers.com Blog: A Look Into the Softball Record Book - Part One
MUtigers.com: No. 3 Softball Hosts Wichita State for Two - Mizzou Baseball
SimmonsField.com: Mizzou Baseball Quotes & Notes: The season so far - Mizzou Wrestling
The Missourian: Askren prepares for final tournament as Tiger
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Bullocks!
(I move we only use Cockney-swearing when referring to kU…they won’t get it).
Formerly known as Mizzou Grad
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Hey J-school types...
Gill, hired during a real piss-shitter of a coaching search to replace fat fucking bastard Mark Mangino, is being paid a shitload of money to take over a Kansas program worth jackshit prior to Mangino’s positively fucking huge ass putting the fucking program on the goddamn college football map
Isn’t that a run-on sentence? Either way, that sentence reeked of awesomeness…..
I need my AP stylebook...
… to make sure all of that verbiage is properly utilized. Give me a moment.
Tony Mitchell runs the court like a guard
drool
"So we finish the 18th and he's gonna stiff me. And I say, 'Hey, Lama, hey, how about a little something, you know, for the effort, you know".
Bill Self may preach a "Magic Level"
But magic is not the means by which money finds its way illegally into the wallets of Kansas basketball players.
"Sometimes when Will Ebner tackles people, I think they are going to explode on impact."
proof?
Seriously, that’s a BS thing to say for a couple of reasons…#1…you have no proof. You’re speculating and throwing stuff at the wall and seeing if it sticks or not. #2…As a Mizzou fan, you or I or anyone else can’t exactly act like our program has been squeaky clean. It may be now and frankly, I’ve seen enough of Anderson to have no reason to suspect anything…but this university is tainted by a little thing called Ricky Clemmons.
I know you’re an eager young buck…I was there too. But you seriously need to check yourself….try to show a little class. That’s why we’re better than Kansas fans…we have class.

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