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Let’s start with some good news, shall we?
Tiger Style has earned yet ANOTHER MAC Wrestler of the Week honor. This time, it’s Brock Mauller. The junior Columbia native has a 13-0 overall record this season, is the third ranked wrestler in the country in his 149 pound weight class, AND has a win over a No. 4 ranked opponent.
Following a 3-0 weekend and tournament championship, @Brock_Mauller is the MAC Wrestler of the Week❗️
— Mizzou Wrestling (@MizzouWrestling) February 17, 2021
▪️13-0 overall record
▪️Ranked No. 3 in the country
▪️Victory over No. 4 opponent#TigerStyle pic.twitter.com/Rs4i4qHyCV
It’s been quite the season for Mizzou Wrestling, as they are ranked No. 5 country with a 10-0 overall team record. The postseason is right around the corner with the MAC Championships next weekend, February 26th-27th in Lawrenceville, New Jersey. That will be followed by the NCAA Championships in St. Louis at the Enterprise Center, March 18th-20th.
Though there won’t be any Mizzou Women’s Basketball tonight, as their road game at No. 5 Texas A&M has postponed due to inclement weather, one of many postponements around the SEC.
SCHEDULE UPDATE#Mizzou at Texas A&M on Thursday is postponed due to inclement weather in the area
— Mizzou Basketball (@MizzouWBB) February 17, 2021
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And a schedule update for Mizzou Softball: After their tournament in Waco, Texas was cancelled due to inclement weather, they’ve added five more games and are heading back to the state of Florida for FAU’s “Strike-out Cancer” Tournament. They’ll play Ole Miss and Iowa State on Saturday, a double-header at Florida Atlantic on Sunday, and at Central Florida next Wednesday.
We’ve got some games!
— Mizzou Softball (@MizzouSoftball) February 17, 2021
Headed back to the sunshine state! ☀️#OwnIt pic.twitter.com/VUiDhWVsLv
Also, the college baseball season starts on Friday! The SEC announced on Wednesday their TV schedule for the upcoming season, and Mizzou appears nine times. Here are their games:
- Sunday, March 21st at Kentucky (SEC Network)
- Thursday, March 25th vs Vanderbilt (SEC Network)
- Saturday, April 3rd vs Texas A&M (SEC Network)
- Sunday, April 11th at South Carolina (SEC Network)
- Saturday, April 24th vs Georgia (SEC Network)
- Sunday, May 2nd at Alabama (SEC Network)
- Saturday, May 8th vs Tennessee (SEC Network)
- Thursday, May 13th at Mississippi State (ESPNU)
- Tuesday, May 18th vs kansas (SEC Network)
And on the first day of the SEC Swimming and Diving Championships, Mizzou had two top-eight finishes and runner-up in the 200 Medlay Relay (in school record time!). You can read more on MUTigers.com.
RECAP | #Mizzou Earns Two Top Eight finishes, Including Runner-Up Honors in 200 Medley Relay, at First Day of SEC Championships
— Mizzou Swim & Dive (@MizzouSwimDive) February 18, 2021
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Yesterday at Rock M
- Sam Snelling has the Study Hall after Mizzou’s 80-70 loss to Georgia
- In the latest Roster Reset, Brandon Kiley writes that Mizzou’s offensive line is looking for internal improvement
More Links:
(PowerMizzou)
- ($$) From Sean Williams, 4-star DL Derrick Shepard out of Dayton, Ohio is hearing from Mizzou
- Here is the latest edition of Gabe DeArmond’s Macadoodles Mailbag
- Gabe DeArmond and Mitchell Forde bring you the latest episode of The 573 Report
(STLToday)
- From Jeff Gordon, another loss brings another reality check for reeling Tigers
- In the latest edition of the Eye On The Tigers Podcast, Ben Frederickson and Dave Matter wonder if the Tigers can stop their skid in time?
- Dave Matter had a Q&A with Eli Drinkwitz: Mizzou still building program from infancy stage
(Columbia Missourian)
- Second-half struggles continue to plague MU in road loss to Georgia, writes Tyler Hollins
- Missouri places high in two events to kickoff SEC Swimming and Diving Championships, writes Alex Wang
(Miscellaneous/Tweets)
- Today at noon, SEC Network broadcaster Tom Hart will be visiting with the Mizzou Alumni group in their latest #MIZTalks series. You can register here:
Looking forward to discussing my #Mizzou experience tomorrow! Click here to register: https://t.co/bTQsDLlYPy https://t.co/rXIfXVNAfQ
— Tom Hart (@tom_hart) February 17, 2021
- On MUTigers.com, Mizzou Tennis vs Ole Miss Rescheduled for Monday, Feb. 22
- Former Mizzou Head Coach Quin Snyder will be coaching the Western Conference in the NBA All-Star game next month, because of course he is.
- On Scoops With Danny Mac, Bernie Miklasz writes that watching Mizzou Basketball will drive you crazy (he’s right)
- The NCAA has announced that the recruiting dead period through May 31st.
Division I Council extends recruiting dead period through May 31: https://t.co/B89I052c1z pic.twitter.com/eRLyILmMkL
— Inside the NCAA (@InsidetheNCAA) February 17, 2021
- A Happy 30th Birthday to Phil Pressey!
Happy 30th to my PG! One of the best players to come out of #Mizzou. Took the program to the next level in his day, he’s still killin’ overseas today too.
— Jarrett Sutton (@JarrettTSutton) February 17, 2021
HBD, Phil! @philpressey pic.twitter.com/QamIydmcAP
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