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Mizzou Links, 8-20-09

Practice Reports!

  • Dave Matter: RT Hoch expected back for opener
    Missouri can breath a sigh of relief: The MRI for projected starting right tackle Dan Hoch was clean. The sophomore sprained the medial collateral ligament in his left knee on Tuesday, team trainer Rex Sharp confirmed to me after Wednesday's morning practice. "It's a very treatable injury," Sharp said. The hope is that Hoch will miss no more than two weeks of practice and be available for the Sept. 5 opener against Illinois.
  • PowerMizzou: Gearing up for scrimmage
    I noticed Kendial Lawrence and Justin Britt both working in with the top two offensive units while Taylor Davis and Daniel Jenkins were working more with the threes and fours. Could be we will see two offensive linemen skip a redshirt this year.

    Lawrence busted off a nice run. At the tail end, Jayson Palmgren came out of nowhere to level a defensive back who wasn't expecting the hit. An assistant coach yelled out, "That's the way to finish, Palmgren!"
  • KC Star: Missouri gets good news on injuries
  • Mutigers.com: Training Camp Report
    Lastly, the #1 offense and #1 defense went at it inside the 10 yardline for a series ... A pass from Gabbert to TE Andrew Jones in the flat was stopped for no gain, then S Hardy Ricks came up in run support to stuff Washington for no gain.  The offense got the last laugh, when Gabbert hit Jones for a 5-yard TD pass to end things...
  • PowerMizzou: Practice photos
  • PowerMizzou: PMTV: Supporting Spoon
  • The Trib: Behind the Stripes Webcast

Other Mizzou Football links!

Big 12 links!

Seriously, this is not an original joke by any means, but...at what point is it impossible to avoid Spinal Tap drummer references when talking about Texas TEs?

Other Mizzou links!

  • The Trib: Final piece of the puzzle?

    [Michelle] Makasini was a game-changing talent during three years at Louisiana State. She finished her freshman year as the Southeastern Conference’s second-leading scorer, became the third player in program history to earn all-conference honors in 2007. She also earned All-American honors from Top Drawer Soccer as a freshman and sophomore.

    ...

    "I kind of had lost the love for the game, and for my senior year, I just really wanted to do it up big," she said after a recent practice at Walton Stadium. "I knew right away when I visited that being here would just be a perfect way to complete my four years of soccer."

Shameless promotion!

Finally, I would be remiss (and not me) if I didn't link to a couple of my latest Insider contributions...1) Big 12 Divisional Analysis (and why NU's overrated) and 2) ACC Divisional Analysis (and why BC's underrated).

And while we're at it, our strange lovefest (or maybe just reference-fest) with TampaBay.com continues...