He was absolutely nails down the stretch for the Tigers. He took the game over in regulation and willed the Tigers to OT. And then he iced the game with an incredible offensive rebound and put back through two defenders.

Hodge, Honor, Gomillion and Mosley have all received a ton of attention. But Carter has been such a key addition to this roster. Great game from him tonight.

I was pleasantly surprised by House of the Dragon, how about you guys

Updates to this story as more players announce transfer plans.

Would you consider traveling to Texas for a Bowl this year?

There has been some rumors that Hugh Freeze is trying to hire Peeler (Mizzou's WR coach) at Auburn. I am told by a source there is "nothing to it."

FYI

I just received an email from Mizzou Athletics and it appears they have set up some tailgating opportunities for fans to tailgate for the game against the beakers. Three options to choose from ranging from $525.00 up to $1,200.00. Includes the tent, chairs, tables with linen and a heater, with an option to add a TV package. All tents are setup around Mizzou Arena. Anyone looking to tailgate before the big game??

Theoretically shouldn’t it slow down in 2 or 3 years once everyone has had a chance to use their one time transfer? Where maybe you lose 4 or 5 guys a year instead 14 or 15.

Would you consider traveling to Memphis for a Bowl this year?

You (kinda) love to see it. Glad they apparently fired the guy who wasnt in charge of play calling and QB duties and kept the guy (so far) that was and is supposed to be a QB whisperer...totally makes sense.

https://www.cbssports.com/college-f...s-a-m-in-2023-after-firing-oc-darrell-dickey/

-No Isiaih Mosley (our best guess is he's under the weather) and only a four minutes of Kobe Brown and Mizzou is still up by seven. That's a good sign for this team. I think they definitely suffered on the defensive end without Kobe though.

- @GabeD said Nick Honor > Sean East "and it's not particularly close." I tend to agree. Honor has five points and three steals. East is 1-5 shooting.

-My top "Key to the Game" I wrote in the preview was for the Tigers to dictate the pace and they've 1000% done that so far. They're up to 11 steals, which plays directly into their hands. I also don't think we've talked enough about just how good they are at finishing in transition. It doesn't matter if they have a numbers advantage or not, they always seem in control going downhill on a fast break, slowing down just enough to get to the right angle they need.

-Wichita State is not a good shooting team but shot 42.9% from deep in the first half. I would expect that to regress to the mean a bit in the second.

From Indiana per Twitter.

Is there an early signing day for 2023 class in December or January? Any verbals we should be worried about reneging? Thanks for any info

In regards to our collective, Every True Tiger, who decides where the money goes?

Does the pool of money just get presented to the AD and then the AD decides what goes to football and what goes to basketball, then the coach decides what players it goes to?

Does the NFL still do pre-draft grades for players? If so, have the players already received them? It just seems really early to declare for the draft if you are not a lock for a early round pick.

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EDIT: He deleted the tweet, but it was a picture of the Nasty Wide Outs belt.

I thought in his use of timeouts, player rotations, and calm demeanor, Gates was masterful tonight. I’m more impressed all the time.

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*Really a tale of two halves. You knew coming in that these teams played completely opposite styles and the one that was able to play its style more would probably win. The first half was played at Mizzou's pace. It wasn't always pretty and I didn't think Mizzou was great in the first half, but they were getting up and down, forcing the Shockers to play a game they didn't want to play and got 13 Wichita State turnovers.

*In the second half, the Shockers were able to slow things down. Missouri is not a great halfcourt team. They're going to have to play fast to win games this year. They weren't able to do it for most of the second half.

Then in the final five minutes, Mizzou sped it back up again. The Tigers scored 19 points in four minutes to turn a ten point deficit into a tie game. Give them some serious credit. Down ten with 5:15 to go, not many people here (me included) probably thought they were gonna find a way.

*It seemed Mizzou's main answer to the question what should we do? was "Shoot a three." That was not a particularly good idea on this night. Honestly, I'm not sure it's a particularly good idea on any night for anyone other than D'Moi Hodge. But especially on this night. Offensive freedom is cool, but at some point if you're 6/24 probably ought to put it in the holster a few times.

*The one thing definitively worse than Missouri's three-point shooting was the broadcast. In all aspects. From the very beginning.

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*Missouri really could have used Isiaih Mosley. The Tigers were struggling to find a point and to make a shot. Those are things Mosley does pretty well.

*I was ready to bury Sean East with about ten minutes left. But he made some big plays to help the Tigers get back in it. 17 points, 5 rebounds, 4 assists, 5-6 from the line when nobody else could make one. He often looks out of control, but he was huge tonight.

*Aidan Shaw is going to have to play big minutes for this team. He'll make mistakes, but you can live with mistakes of aggression. He's tenacious and he doesn't back down.

*D'Moi Hodge is Missouri's best player. That was not a thing I expected to say before the season. However, I would advise that the next time his team is up three with 32 seconds to go he not take a three with 20 seconds left on the shot clock. Tre Gomillion really bailed him out with a big rebound.

*Interesting that on the last offensive possession in regulation Kobe Brown was on the bench. Not saying it's wrong, he wasn't good tonight, just found it interesting.

*Hell of an inbounds pass from East and a near miracle from Tre Gomillion. Came awfully close to winning it. Not gonna get a much better opportunity than that with 2.3 seconds left.

*Thought Mizzou played elite free throw defense this evening. As far as actual defense goes, Gomillion is very good at it. He's going to frustrate some people this year.

*Good test for this team. I think fans got a little bit of a false sense of how good they were after the Seven Little Sisters of the Poor tour. A road game at Wichita State is a good test. Missouri could have lost that game and it wouldn't have been an indictment on the team or the season. The fact that they won it, down one of their top seven players, down 10 points with five minutes to play is a heck of a statement. That's the kind of win you look back on down the road and realize it was even bigger than you initially thought. SEMO on Sunday is a win. Missouri is going to be 9-0 when kansas comes to town in 11 days. So that should be fun.