Mizzou Football Links
- The Trib (Dave Matter): Behind the Numbers: Tigers-Wildcats
- The Trib: Tigers, Yost in need of pick-me-up
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The Missourian: Receivers take blame for Missouri's loss
At many points throughout Saturday’s game, Gabbert appeared to miss his target by several yards, but Moe explained that the incomplete passes were not just because of bad throws. On many of Missouri’s plays, the receivers have several options as to which route they will run. If the receiver and Gabbert both don’t read the defense the same way, the ball typically misses by a lot.
"If we’re trying to sprint out of coverage ... and Blaine’s trying to sit us down right there, the ball’s going to be 3 yards behind us and it makes him look bad. But really, it’s our fault," he said.
Despite Moe putting the weight of the loss on the receivers’ shoulders, he said just about everyone on the team made themselves accountable.
"You certainly want to have a lot of guys that are putting it on themselves," he said. "The coaches come back, and they’re all saying it’s their fault. The offense is all saying it’s their fault, and the defense is all saying it’s their fault. That’s a good thing. That means everybody’s fixing something."
- Post-Dispatch: Mizzou's receivers go hot and cold
- PowerMizzou: Tuesday Tiger Notebook
- KBIA Sports Extra: VIDEO: Gary Pinkel on Marcus Lucas' improvement
- Jet Roberts: Pinkel's Not The Guy? You're Right. He's The Man.
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Kansas State
KC Star: Klein vs. Coffman: K-State QB spot up in the air
Big 12 Links
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Oklahoma State-Texas
Cowboys Ride For Free: Alright Oklahoma State Fans, It Is Time To Get Excited
College Football Talk: Cowboys hoping Stillwater is more than a one-year layover for Holgorsen
Daily Oklahoman: OSU fans' mood: Excitement, with a little unease
Tulsa World: OSU can't look past 4-5 Texas
Tulsa World (Dandy Dave Sittler): OSU's diehard donor Boone Pickens wants to see results
Dallas Morning News: Despite Texas winning only one of its last six, Mack Brown still having fun
Dallas Morning News: Longhorns a 'very fragile team that has a difficulty weathering adversity'
Austin American-Statesman: QB buries doubts along Big 12 trail
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Kansas-Nebraska
Rock Chalk Talk: Nebraska Preview: Turner Gill's One And Only Trip To Lincoln
KC Star: Jayhawks still digesting comeback stunner against Colorado
Omaha World-Herald: Friends and rivals: Osborne, Gill remain close
Topeka Capital-Journal: KU reflects on 'surreal' win
Lawrence Journal-World: Kansas QB Quinn Mecham gets nod, pats on back
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Oklahoma-Tech
Daily Oklahoman: Stoops sticks to his guns
Daily Oklahoman: Bob Stoops defends his use of DeMarco Murray
Tulsa World: Bob Stoops defends decisions: 'We need to play better. Simple as that.'
Tulsa World (Dandy Dave Sittler): Offering suggestions for OU's road issues
Dallas Morning News: Defensive about-face gives Texas Tech breath of new life
Blatant Homerism: Time May Be Running Short for Landry Jones -
Colorado-Iowa State
The Trib (Dave Matter): So Long, Hawk
CBS Sports: Could Bill McCartney return to Colorado?
Denver Post: Former Buff Alfred Williams in favor of McCartney
Dr. Saturday: Stewart'd Away: Hawkins continues Bill Stewart's circle of coaching death
Omaha World-Herald: Who's on CU's short list?
BASKETBALL!!
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The Trib (Steve Walentik): Early signing period starts Wednesday
The NCAA's week-long early signing period starts Wednesday, putting a clock on one-time St. Louis-area prep standout turned Oak Hill Academy star Ben McLemore to make his college decision.
McLemore, a 6-foot-5 shooting guard whom Rivals.com ranks as the No. 17 player in the 2011 recruiting class, has said he plans to choose a school by the time the signing period ends on Nov. 17 and has reportedly narrowed his choices to rivals Kansas and Missouri, with the Jayhawks holding an advantage. He made official visits to both schools last month, attending Kansas' Late Night in the Phog on Oct. 15 and taking in practice at Missouri over the weekend of Oct. 30.
"I'm still in the middle of the road. It's like Kansas and Missouri are both tugging on me, so I've just got to decide which road to take," he told Rivals.com last week. "I'm going to give it a couple of days. I'm going to think about it for a few days and then call my mom and talk to her."
He told Rivals.com he planned on making his decision by Nov. 17.
Other Mizzou Links
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Mizzou Volleyball
MUtigers.com: Volleyball Set to Host Texas Tech Wednesday
MUtigers.com: Ampudia Named National Player of the Week -
Mizzou Baseball
Simmons Field: Mizzou Recruiting: Early Signing Period begins today
Other
For those who watched the Marcus Dupree 30-for-30 last night, here's the 1983 SI story that ran when Dupree was deciding whether or not to return to OU for his sophomore season...