Surprised not playing.

1) Winning is all that matters. First road game. First real test of adversity. Huge.

2) We were clearly the better team. They shot out of their minds and nothing would go in for us. Winning with that combination is not usually likely.

3) We did this without Mosley

4) East has a ton of potential but he is a little too out of control right now. I like his game tho.

5) This team can beat teams that are better than them if they shoot even decently.

6) Gomillion and Hodge are my favorite players.

How can an app be this bad this day and age? Not just this game, but every game so far. Cuts in an out, screen gets stuck, blacks out. I mean, fix your shit.

108 Row 24 - $60 for the group. OBO

I have a couple parking options as well.

@GabeD or @JHamilton23 do you think its possible to get an updated roster or depth chart for sanity sake... i know a lot of the transfer portal people are depth pieces but coupled with NFL entrants I am getting a little worried

The “Mayor of Columbia” (unofficial) was in Kansas City for her first appearance at the Tiger Club. Sophie Cunningham talked about her outstanding Mizzou basketball career, her four years with the WNBA Phoenix Mercury, and her upcoming high school girls hoops event in Columbia.

Teaming with sister Lindsey Cunningham and Mizzou coaching legend Norm Stewart, the Sophie Cunningham Classic takes place Friday, Dec. 2 thru Sunday, Dec. 4. The three-day shootout for high school girls basketball players showcases some of the best-of-the-best high school players from Missouri and surrounding areas. The event is at Columbia College.

The Tiger Club meets for lunch each Tuesday during the school year at Westport Flea Market Bar & Grill. Our Dec. 6 guest will be Dennis Dodd, senior writer for CBS Sports.

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I have watched all of our games this year and a few others and I can't help but feel like the refs are really letting the players play. I've always been impressed by how much contact the NBA allows without bogging games down in to a foul fest. I always thought college games were the opposite. This year it seems like the refs got the memo to allow for more contact during the game the let the players decide it. But maybe that is just me.

If Lovett has concerns about QB play and attention shown to Burden and money isn't the driving factor, why hasn't he announced he's transferring? I mean, if those are his concerns and not money, how can they be reasonably addressed to his team's satisfaction? There's variables involved that Drink can't control. Which goes back to, it's about the money.

Lovett had a really good season, I can't lie, but he ain't Luther Burden. They shouldn't and won't ever be compensated the same even though Lovett had a better season. Lovett was Luther last year and didn't produce like Luther did this year. Also, Lovett is null and void inside the red zone because he's not getting those free releases off the LOS that he gets in the field of play. Half of Luther's TDs were because of his physicality and that will never be a part of Dominic's game.

I really can't see Drink bringing in another QB because he runs the risk of losing Cook and Horn. I can't see a high level QB coming here without the promise of getting the starting job. So if one comes, Horn and Cook will know it and be outta here. This is the transfer portal era, these dudes ain't staying to sit for a couple years.

Also, these last couple of weeks folks been saying if we had this version of Brady Cook we would've been 9-3. Well, if that's the case, why are folks so quick to get a 4 star retread QB? Another offseason, with spring and fall camp maybe we'll get an even more improved version of Brady's last couple of games.

Figure post this as it is going to be asked.

Tonight's game is at 7p on ESPN+.

As it is ESPN+ instead of SEC+ you need a subscription to ESPN+ to watch it.

Someone can correct me if I am wrong on the subscription but believe it is accurate.

That is all

Neither of these is a surprise

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Just an easy layup for our fearless leader @GabeD misses.

After every game you write a post game opinion piece. Give a few takes, spits some stats and we all enjoy.

But man that you don’t call it “The Post-Gabe thoughts” is just a giant fail. Like fumbling the bag

Who has been winning that damn thing? Wasn't it given out after each game?

The team clawed their way back last night, was Gomillion the dude?

Gabe/Drew, got some answers?

Have I missed seeing the winners somewhere?

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I'm courtside for this one, I'll let y'all know when starters get posted.

9 rows above semo bench 4 tixx plus lot o.
$140 or best offer

when Kansas comes to town, will be fun.

Did Mizzou f*%K up its golden opportunity to play big boy football in the SEC?
Option A - Where Mizzou is now. This is 100% on Drink's decision to start Brady Cook. Not good.
Option B - Where would the Tigers be today IF they would have gone all in on Tyler Macon? Mizzou would have a happy Lovett ,and likely Miles McVay. East STL and North County locked up. Spread the NIL. Most of those STL stars going to Mizzou. Hindsight is 20/20, but I think Mizzou made a massive strategic blunder.
Question does anyone WHO ACTUALLY SAW MACON PLAY in HS think he couldn't have mustered 6 wins?
IF you didn't see him play, your comments have no bearing on my question. Thank you.
Drink MAY HAVE won the battle (6 wins this year), but lost the war?

I believe we have an absolute gem on our hands with Coach Gates.

It feels right.

Or maybe the Cuonzo stench was so strong it’s clouding my judgement.

Good first half and was fun to watch.

My Mizzou basketball passion just found a pulse after a long hiatus.

-Mizzou came out in the second half entirely out of control - three missed 3s (most of them really early in the shot clock) and two turnovers. They're supposed to be the ones dishing out 10-0 runs in the span of 75 seconds, not receiving them.

-A big difference between the first and second halves was the Tigers stopped forcing turnovers. It let Wichita State slow the game down significantly, which didn't play into Mizzou's hands. That 2-3 zone is tough to crack and they didn't have to deal with it as much when they didn't give the Shockers time to set it up.

-Ronnie DeGray probably played his best game of the year so far, especially on the defensive end. I don't think he fits in all that well on offense, but he kept the machine humming while Kobe was on the bench in the first half and helped the team get back into the swing of things after struggling in the second. Dennis Gates notably put him in on defense for Wichita State's final possession of regulation.

-Kobe did not play all that well after coming back from foul trouble. He got pulled down the stretch of the second, which actually helped the team make a late comeback. I don't if he was in his head about getting into foul trouble in the first, but it definitely wasn't characteristic of him.

-Sean East had some clutch buckets in the second half. It's funny because when the game is calm, he plays out of control. And when the game is out of control, he plays calm. Gates played him and Honor together late in the second and in OT. It probably helped to have him off the ball more, but regardless, he was a huge help.

-The boards could've been a bigger issue for Mizzou. Noah Carter didn't allow it to be.

-While Mizzou definitely earned the win, Wichita State also definitely helped them out by missing free throws. Both can be true.

@GabeD can you explain? Literally changes nothing

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