MU > UT
- MUtigers.com: Mizzou Upsets No. 15 Texas, 82-77 (upsets? weren't we 2-point favorites?)
- The Trib: Tigers take down No. 15 Texas
- The Missourian: Ramsey's rebounds push Missouri past No. 15 Texas
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KC Star: English and Mizzou deck Texas
KC Star (Campus Corner): What It Means For Missouri
KC Star: Photo gallery - Post-Dispatch: Mizzou holds Texas Longhorns in check
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PowerMizzou: PMTV: What a win
PowerMizzou: Photo gallery - Burnt Orange Nation: Missouri Wears Down Texas 82-77
- Austin American-Statesman: Horns' troubles continue with loss at Missouri
- Houston Chronicle: Texas' slide continues with 82-77 loss to Missouri
- Dallas Morning News: UT's Damion James: 'We shouldn't be in this position'
And a bonus basketball link of the nerd variety: KC Star's Upon Further Review blog asks...does EFF work for college players?
Big 12 Links
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Kansas State 91, Nebraska 87
ESPN.com: Clemente scores 18 of 21 in second half as Kansas State survives
KC Star: K-State holds off Nebraska 91-87 -
Oklahoma State 69, Iowa State 64
ESPN.com: Oklahoma St. 69, Iowa St. 64
Daily Oklahoman: Obi Muonelo, Oklahoma State hold off Iowa State -
Colorado 77, Oklahoma 67
ESPN.com: Colorado 77, Oklahoma 67
The Ralphie Report: Colorado Takes Care of Oklahoma at Home
Daily Oklahoman: Oklahoma falls to Colorado, remains winless on road in Big 12 play
FOOTBALL
- PowerMizzou: Spring position preview: Tiger wideouts
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NW Indiana Times: New football coach A.J. Ricker on fast track at Saint Joseph's College (via Dave Matter on Twitter)
Other Mizzou Links
- Mizzou Baseball
MUtigers.com: Baseball Season Preview: Part 3 - The Outfielders
SimmonsField.com: 2010 Mizzou Baseball roster posted
Other
- The Rivalry, Esq.: The Death of the Big 12 Conference
- Orlando Sentinel: Texas is THE big fish and the other rules of college football Radical Superconference Realignment
- Orlando Sentinel: Radical Conference Realignment, Part II: It's a brand-name game
And this is in no way sports-related, but since we've discussed Roger Ebert before, I have to make sure everybody's seen just the wonderfully gut-wrenching Esquire article on Ebert. So tough to read in parts, so wonderfully rewarding in others.