Mizzou Links, 3-24-10
by Bill C. on Mar 24, 2010 5:26 AM CDT
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- The Trib (Dave Matter): Tigers spring back into action
DEPTH UPDATE: Lots of changes, most of them subtle, to the pre- and post-practice stretch lines. Keep in mind, the stretch lines do not always give a 100 percent reflection of the depth, but they’re usually a strong indicator for how things are developing. Among the changes … QB James Franklin was lined up No. 3, behind starter Blaine Gabbert and No. 2 Jimmy Costello, with Ashton Glaser at No. 4 and freshman Tyler Gabbert at No. 5. As they did last week, though, all four of the backups took turns working with the Nos. 2, 3 and 4 units. … There is a change along the offensive line: RG Travis Ruth is now working with the starters, replacing Jayson Palmgren, who worked with the second unit. Ruth has shuffled back and forth behind the guard and center the last two years. … Freshman TE Eric Waters is up to No. 3, behind starter Michael Egnew and Beau Brinkley — though, remember, [Andrew] Jones is out recovering from shoulder surgery.
- PowerMizzou: Tuesday practice report
L'Damian Washington continues to impress. In a full-squad redzone drill, he made a nice move on an underthrown fade by Jimmy Costello in the endzone. He did a swim move on Kip Edwards to come back to the ball and made a nice catch for the touchdown. Washington is second on the depth chart behind Rolandis Woodland, but Woodland ended practice gimpy, appearing to injure his back -- although it didn't look too serious.
- Mocking the Draft: Danario Alexander NFL Draft scouting report
- PowerMizzou: PMTV signee video: Lucas Vincent
Big 12 Basketball Links
- Oklahoma
Daily Oklahoman: Financial advisor that contacted OU's Tiny Gallon also reached out to Willie Warren
Daily Oklahoman: Tommy Mason-Griffin says he's turning pro
Crimson and Cream Machine: Another Player Leaving, Graduation Rates, Willie Possibly Taking Money, and NCAA Punishments - Kansas State
The Trib: Basketball heals wounds at KSU
KC Star: Wildcats join a veteran group of Sweet 16 teams in West - Kansas
KC Star (Campus Corner): Self speaks
Topeka Capital-Journal: Self offers no apologies - Texas Tech
Houston Chronicle: Mississippi edges Texas Tech in 2 OTs (tough loss for the Red Raiders last night -- they had it all but locked up a couple of different times but couldn't quite seal the deal ... and they miss out on a trip to Madison Square Garden because of it) - Baylor
Dallas Morning News (Chuck Carlton): If Baylor's Scott Drew keeps winning, other schools will take notice - Texas
Dallas Morning News: Avery Bradley undecided on NBA draft
NCAA Tournament Links
- The Dagger: West Virginia's Truck Bryant suffers an ill-timed flat tire
- Rush The Court: Formula For Success: Sweet 16 Edition
- ESPN.com: 'Mid-major' still means something
- Lost Lettermen: Top 10 No. 1 Seed Tournament Chokes
Other Mizzou Links
- Mizzou Baseball
MUtigers.com: Mizzou Records Second Consecutive Shutout
The Missourian: Freshman boosts confidence in Missouri victory
Big 12 Sports.com: Missouri Student-Athlete Spotlight: Aaron Senne
Other
- Dr. Saturday: NFL owners pass overtime reform. Should the NCAA be next?
- Buster Sports: Random Prospect to Tim Tebow: 'Shut the F--k Up'
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Mocking Dan...The Danario Scouting piece. Does this guy have dyslexia or
is the MOCKING DAN screen name an indication of how he mocks himself in what he writes?
“Struggles to burst through the small windows with the ball in his hands.”
“Possesses a surprising amount of agility for such a long athlete, can miss tacklers in a tight space.”
“Very tough and aggressive, always fighting until he hits the ground.”
“Does not have the deep speed to outrun most defensive backs.”
“Has outrun plenty of speedy defensive backs.”
He even calls him Donario and Danario. The whole writeup is full of this. He’s got all his based covered, Mocking Dan indead! If he writes up all is scouting reports like this he can say he’s was right about all of them. Of course he’s also wrong.
If he is still not given the respect he deserves,
don’t worry. He is sure to have a breakout game like Austin Miles and score 4 touchdowns. Then people will realize, “Oh, this kid really does have something.”
Austin Miles?
Apparently it take more than four touchdowns for people to get the order of your name right.
i think maybe our friend tiger24 was just keeping with the dyslexia theme?
i hope.
In the immortal words of Jean Paul Sartre, 'Au revoir, gopher'. Carl Spackler
by threadkiller on Mar 24, 2010 6:27 PM CDT up reply actions
Tommy Mason-Griffin turning pro?
So which country is he going to, because he’s obviously not playing in the NBA?
"Don't settle for mediocrity. Be better than the best. Strive to become legendary at everything you do."
-Kim English
Yeah.
Tiny gallon is not going to get “paid” more than the three grand he already got. Can’t believe you’d throw away your entire college career for $3000. He’ll be lucky to get signed post-NBA draft
by TheHamburglar on Mar 24, 2010 1:28 PM CDT up reply actions
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