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Take it away, Kim Anderson.
The Trib: Phillips becomes man of the moment
In a one-possession game against Mississippi two weeks ago, it was Clark who had the responsibility of creating or taking the final shots. Rather than making up his mind to shoot — as you might expect of someone with a new responsibility in a stressful situation — Phillips kept his options open as he drove the baseline. He noticed Walton cutting to the hoop and found his fellow freshman for a layup.
It was a play that gave Missouri the leverage to put the game away with a few free throws. The Tigers got to experience an SEC winning streak. It was a rare moment of joy in a difficult season. It was a sign of progress.
An entirely in-context Wes Clark tweet
Stop texting me stop calling me plz. I did not get dismissed,I quit, and now I'm moving forward
— Wes Clark (@Im_back_15) February 17, 2016
The Trib: Clark allegedly violated academic contract
HOF
MUtigers.com: Missouri Sports HOF to Honor @MizzouVB Wayne & Susan Kreklow
The Missouri Sports Hall of Fame will honor current Mizzou Volleyball coaches Wayne Kreklow and Susan Kreklow at the third annual Women's Sports Luncheon presented by the Bee Payne-Stewart Foundation. Wayne and Susan will be enshrined on Wednesday, March 23, at the University Plaza Convention Center in Springfield, Mo.
The luncheon on March 23 is set to begin at 11 a.m. (CT) with individual tickets available for $40 and head table tickets available for $100. A table of eight is available for $400 and includes associate sponsor recognition in the printed programs. For more information, contact the Missouri Sports Hall of Fame at (417) 889-3100.
Congrats, Coach(es).
And in other volleyball news...
MUtigers.com: @MizzouVB Update: Caffey and Hanus Continue to Shine
A fast pool in Columbia
MUtigers.com: @MizzouSwimDive Notches Two Top-Three Showings During Day Two of SECs
Chadwick clocked a time of 19.23 seconds in Wednesday’s finals, which was .01 seconds faster than the pool record entering the day, a record set in 2009 by Jimmy Feigan, a future Olympic silver medalist who at the time was competing for Texas.
Chadwick placed third. Two lanes over from him, Dressel won the race in 18.23 seconds.
That time was good for more than a pool record. It was also an SEC record, an NCAA record and an American record, along with being the fastest time posted in that event by any swimmer on U.S. soil. Dressel broke his own records, because he clocked an 18.39 earlier in the day in prelims.
The Missourian: PHOTO GALLERY: Missouri divers place again in SEC competition
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2016 Mizzou Baseball preview
Post-Dispatch: Mizzou baseball has high expectations