DM or text 573-228-1951. In Columbia.

My brother in law has a party bus coming for the game Friday. What is the best lot for him to park in if he can somehow get a pass?

He has a bunch of kids on the bus if that matters at all.

Thanks!

Looking for parking pass for MBB 11/26 against HBU. Will be in town Friday for Arky game with Family.
Please text 314-614-7995

Are we using Luther to his full potential? If we have to make up for our shortcomings in other areas such as QB, O Line and to a lesser extent RB, why are we not designing more plays to get our best player the ball? Aside from that I saw him in person and he was the best return man I’ve ever seen in HS. Why is he not returning kickoffs and every punt? KAD, while a solid CB, is not him on returns.

We’ve heard a ton from recruits about why they come to Mizzou, the family feeling and such but what I’ve not heard a lot of is the feeling in the program toward Drink.

There’s been a lot of smoke around dissatisfaction from the backups about the program and plenty of anecdotal stories about starters frustrations as well. We see WR’s shaking their heads, and such.

Is Drink popular with his players, any insight into how players actually feel about the head coach?

The title is a gag, but I am wondering if Drink can take talent evaluation lessons from Coach Gates. Clearly in my opinion Gates laps Drink in this area.

Section 123, Row 11, Seats 1 and 2. $80 total.

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I gotta think that Drink and the position coaches are all over the players before December 5th to stay, right?

Of course, I’m sure there are a few they wouldn’t mind if they left.


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Section 118, row 18. Seats 5-8. Asking $100 for all four tickets and Lot M pass. Text 573-999-3570 if interested. Live in Columbia and can meet up to deliver the pass.

NASSAU, Bahamas – The University of Missouri women's basketball team ran away from Wake Forest with a blistering second-quarter run to secure a 69-47 victory Monday at the Baha Mar Convention Center. The win extends the Tigers’ undefeated start to 6-0 in the first contest of the Baha Mar Pink Flamingo Championship.

The Tigers played stout defense early, forcing 14 consecutive missed field goals over the course of an 8:06 stretch in the first half. Wake Forest only mustered a 17% field-goal percentage in the first half as the Tigers jumped out to a 20-point halftime lead.

Mizzou’s defense continued to clamp down on the Demon Deacons until the final buzzer sounded. Wake Forest shot 28.8% from the field, the lowest the Tigers have allowed this season. Through six games, no opponent has cracked 40% from the field against the Tigers.

Senior forward Hayley Frank (Strafford, Mo.) and graduate guard Katlyn Gilbert(Indianapolis, Ind.) conducted the Tiger offense throughout. Frank led all scorers with 20 on the game, while Gilbert notched a season-high 11 points as the duo combined for nearly half of Mizzou’s scoring output.

Helped by Gilbert and the return of junior guard Mama Dembele (Manlleu, Spain), the Tigers played unselfishly and took care of the basketball with an 18:9 assist-to-turnover ratio. The pair of guards combined for nine assists as Mizzou tallied an assist on 64% of its buckets.

TURNING POINT

Mizzou’s offense came alive in the second quarter to lead the Tigers on a 22-2 run in the first half. Gilbert scored 11 points on a perfect 5-5 shooting in the quarter while Frank dropped seven to lead the charge where the offense converted 11 of its 14 field goal attempts during the period.

TOP TIGERS

• Frank racked up 20 points, the most by a Tiger this season, while notching a pair of assists.
• Gilbert recorded season highs in points (11) and assists (five) while recording two rebounds, one block and one steal.
• Junior center Jayla Kelly (Chesterfield, Mo.) fell one point shy of a double-double as she grabbed a career-high 10 boards and added nine in the scoring column.

GAME NOTES

• Mizzou remains perfect against Wake Forest, extending their all-time series lead to 3-0. Mizzou is now 8-13 against ACC opponents.
• The Tigers advanced to 6-0 to start the season, reaching the mark in consecutive seasons for the first time in program history, following last year’s squad starting the season 8-0.
• Mizzou has won three straight non-conference neutral site games, dating back to last season’s two victories in the Christmas City Basketball Tournament.
• The 22-point margin of victory is the largest against a power five opponent since a 31-point victory over Florida in the SEC Tournament on March 7, 2019.
• Gilbert’s 11 points are the most she has scored in the Black and Gold, and is the first time she’s reached double digits since March 4, 2020, when she played for Notre Dame and faced off against Pittsburgh.
• Wake Forest shot 1-15 (6.7%) from the field in the second quarter, marking the lowest field goal percentage the Tigers have allowed in a quarter this season and the lowest Mizzou has allowed since allowing Oral Roberts shot 6.3% from the field in the fourth quarter against the Tigers on Dec. 19, 2020.
• The Tigers held Wake Forest junior guard Jewel Spear, the reigning ACC scoring leader, to just two points. is just the third time in her career that she’s been limited to two points or less.
• The Demon Deacons seven-point second period marked the seventh time this season the Tiger defense held an opponent to single digits in a quarter.
• Mama Dembele returned to the court after being sidelined for two games with a nose injury. She contributed two points, three rebounds and four assists in 17 minutes off the bench.
• Mizzou went 11-of-14 from the field in the second quarter, good for a field goal percentage of 78.6. This is the highest in a single quarter since last season’s Ole Miss matchup on Feb. 3, when the Tigers shot 6-7 (85.7%) from the field in the third quarter.
• The last time Mizzou hit at least 78.6% of their field goals in a single quarter with double-digit attempts was Dec. 21, 2021 against Alabama A&M, when the Tigers went 9-for-11 (81.8%) from the field in the second quarter.

UP NEXTMissouri wraps up its two-game set in Nassau, Bahamas for the Baha Mar Pink Flamingo Championship Wednesday against No. 11 Virginia Tech. The opening tip is slated for 12:30 p.m. CT, and the contest can be streamed on FloHoops.

Taking my son to his first game Saturday. The last time I went was before kids so it's been awhile. Summarize the gameday experience for me please. I've tried reading to gameday complaint threads but never made it very far. What are the food lockers and how do they work? I haven't been able to get a parking pass so where is public parking? Last time I parked on the side of Stadium Blvd and walked a mile. Any tips are greatly appreciated.

Boom. Eat the crow and suck it haters.

Section 120 (42 yd line) row 32

Lot L, lot north of Stadium next to tunnel


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Only tv looks like flohoops which I think you need a subscription for.

First test of the year. Favored by 4.5.

$100 available for pick up in Columbia

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Brazille goes for 21 and 12….this will be a kick in the nuts over and over and over.

It's defined as a normal scrimmage kick!

RV pass and support pass vehicle available for Arkansas Game. $75

I'll be honest, I don't even know if this column makes any sense. Because I don't know what I think about this team. Or this program.

Baker thinks the team did well but could've played better. He thanks the fans for braving the cold.

Baker said that all the young guys show flashes and also showed flashes of why they're not ready for a full-time gig. He didn't have a standout from the young guys.

He called KJ Jefferson an incredible talent who can make throws, break tackles when he leaves the pocket, and called him a complete quarterback.

He said it starts with him and then it goes to Raheim "Rocket" Sanders to worry about. He said Sanders is really patient, stays low and behind his blockers. He thinks the WRs are nice and that the TE is a mismatch problem for a lot of defenses.

Baker said that there are "no bars on the window, no locks on the door" for players who want to leave. He said that he obviously wants players to stay, but that this is the beauty of the 85 for 85.

He said he knows there are a number of players who have been contacted by other places.

Baker said that Jalani Williams hasn't got the reps he wanted but he works like he's a starter. He said that some of the young guys act like their time isn't coming, so they don't prepare like it. He said he hopes their poor play opened their eyes.

DE Tyrone Hopper is out with a shoulder this Friday.

Next up is Martez Manuel.

There's a big difference between 5-7 and 6-6 (obviously) but he said they are worried just about this game.

Manuel said that this rivalry means a lot to him (he previously said that Kentucky's rivalry is the bigger and better rivalry).

He said for playing KJ and Sanders they will have to tackle and do the fundamentals.

He said it wasn't the cleanest game last week even though the scoreboard said something different.

Martez said he saw a lot of good stuff from a lot of young guys and he specifically said Daylan's pick-six and that Dreyden played well.

Martez said he's blessed for his college experience and the win they got last week.

He said it hasn't hit him yet and that this is his last home game. He said the last few games he's been thinking about those things and it has shown in practice (basically he insinuated using all his energy in practice and that he should save it all for the game).

Next up is Chad Bailey.

Chad said that the Battle Line trophy is the biggest he's ever seen. He said not having it gives them more to work for.

He said he didn't think he did what he needed to do to leave. He missed a couple of games and owes it to himself and the university to give it one more go around.

He said they have to stop the run, clog the holes and penetrate.

He said the battle line trophy is what they're playing for and that bowl eligibility is extra.