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Mizzou Links, 11-10-11

By Bill Connelly
Photo via Bill Carter.
Photo via Bill Carter.

Mizzou Football Links

I guess at some point I need to put together a "So ... How's Recruiting Going?" post. There have been quite a few ups and downs recently.

  • Josey
    The Missourian: Missouri tailback Henry Josey's natural talent showing through
    Post-Dispatch: Mizzou's Josey will be facing friendly fire from Texas
  • That Damned Middle Of The Game
    KC Star: Punchless third quarter is holding back Mizzou football
  • Tickets
    MUtigers.com: Texas Tech GA Tickets Now on Sale
  • Recruiting
    The Trib (Dave Matter): Recruiting class takes some hits
  • Paterno
    The Trib (Dave Matter): Pinkel on Paterno: "Would I have done more? I'd like to think I would."

Other Football Links

  • Self-Share
    SB Nation: The Numerical, Week 11: Missed Field Goals, MACtion, And The Sad Elephant In The Room
    SB Nation: The 2011 College Football Playoff: What If BCS Haters Actually Got Their Way?
  • BCS
    CBS Sports: B12 commish senses big change in BCS

SEC

For anyone interested, I sat in again on the Team Speed Kills Now podcast last night. Enjoy.

@ChadMo1
Chad Moller Just got word from our MU Student Center folks that we had an estimated 2,300+ in attendance for Sunday's SEC celebration #mizzou
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  • Mizzou Wrestling
    The Trib: MU wrestling program will go on despite move

    Dixie wrestling has long since gone bust — an extinction that suddenly affects Missouri as it forays into the SEC.

    Missouri’s wrestling program will be an interloper down south. The SEC has not sponsored the sport in more than two decades. The Citadel in South Carolina fields the only remaining Division I wrestling team in the Deep South.

    But Smith sees the move as a positive. Not only does Missouri’s administration remain committed to finding the program a new conference affiliation, he sees fan support growing.

    “We’re bringing wrestling back” to the South, he said.

    Smith, who already runs an annual wrestling camp in Georgia, said, “fans and coaches down there are excited that they have a wrestling program with our success to represent the Southeast.”

    Where Missouri will compete next season remains uncertain, although the impact of leaving the Big 12 is overstated. Only the Atlantic Coast Conference, the Big Ten and the Big 12 follow the traditional conference model. Most wrestling leagues are regional collections of schools. Four of the Pac-12’s seven members, for instance, belong to other conferences.

    Missouri could conceivably continue to compete in a five-team league with their former conference rivals and future Big 12 member West Virginia. Another scenario, proposed on the NCAA’s official website, includes MU, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State and Iowa State joining the Western Wrestling Conference. The seven-team league includes Wyoming, Northern Iowa, North Dakota State, South Dakota State, Air Force Academy, Northern Colorado and Utah Valley.

    The Missourian: Conference realignment not a concern for Missouri wrestlers
  • Mizzou Volleyball
    MUtigers.com: Tigers Drop Battle to No. 13 ISU
    The Missourian: Missouri sees improvement despite loss
  • Mizzou Women's Basketball
    MUtigers.com: Mizzou Announces Recruiting Class
    The Missourian: Missouri announces recruits
    The Missourian: Scout team big part of Missouri women's basketball team
  • Mizzou Swimming & Diving
    MUtigers.com: Men's Team Ranked 24th in CSCAA Polls
    MUtigers.com: Women's Team Ranked 15th in CSCAA Polls

Other

  • PATERNO
    Dr. Saturday: It's official: 'Joe Paterno is no longer the head football coach' at Penn State
    SI.com (Andy Staples): Penn State finally puts university, not football, first in firing Joe Paterno, Graham Spanier
    EDSBS: A TRANSCRIPT OF THE JOE PATERNO FIRING
    Pre-Snap Read: A Roar, A Riot, A Time for a Clean Break
    Kegs 'n Eggs: VIDEO: The Most Uncomfortable Press Conference Ever
    SB Nation: Penn State Riot: Students Protest, Clash With Police After Joe Paterno Fired
    SB Nation: VIDEO: Joe Paterno FIred As Penn State Media Paints Itself Blue And White
    SB Nation: VIDEO: Penn State Rioter Tears Down Sign, Shatters Tailbone

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