How are the new conference rivalries coming along?

And now things get weird. I cannot immediately recall a set of Missouri bigs with such a widespread, diverse skill set and well-defined set of liabilities.

On Tuesday, we looked at Phil Pressey and his potential impact next season. Now let's look at Pressey's potential backcourt mates.

We start the look at next year's roster by discussing the most polarizing, important player on the court.

Two years into Frank Haith's tenure as Missouri's head coach, we are beginning to see the outline of Haith's style and preferences.

The early lead set the table for everything that followed, and while Missouri fought back from poor starts on quite a few occasions this year, Colorado State was too mature, too smart, to let that work.

No one at RMN was so delusional to think CSU could not win, but that was a very disappointing performance.

To the guy who's been around forever and the two who haven't been around long enough, I'll just say that it's been a pleasure.

It's a Rock M Nation Tradition unlike any other. It's Better Know An Opponent: Colorado State.