Does anyone really think Molina would go elsewhere? Does anyone really think the Cards would let him? If the answer to both is no, and it is, then a multi-year extension seems premature and unnecessary, especially for a team that has been guilty of baking too much optimism into recent contracts.
Columnist Ben Frederickson takes Cardinals, Blues, Mizzou, SLU and MLS questions and comments in his weekly chat.
Mark Smith leads Tigers with 19 points in 75-56 win.
It was about a week of waiting for the Northwestern, Morningside and Dordt volleyball teams. For two of those teams, they already knew their fate.
Morningside men's soccer coach Tom Maxon understands the politics of the selection process for the NAIA national tournament.
Winning eight of their last 10 games has opened the door for the Tigers to host the first and second round of the NCAA Tournament. Now, the question is: How can they do it?Â
After two .300 plus hitting performances and 85 total assists over the weekend, Missouri setter Andrea Fuentes was named SEC Co-Setter of the Week.Â
MITCHELL, S.D. — Dakota Wesleyan had its shooting touch while Midland University struggled from the field Saturday in a women’s basketball game at the Corn Palace.
Midland University kept a winning streak and a shutout streak alive while winning the Great Plains Athletic Conference Women’s Soccer Tournament on Friday night at Heedum Field.
Yes, Mitch Trubisky was hurt. He suffered a right hip pointer in the second quarter of the Rams game Sunday night.
On the same night the Bears' decades-old search for a franchise quarterback to lead their offense took another very strange turn, there was at least a glimmer of light portending the possibility that the defense found one.
MITCHELL, S. D. — A four-minute scoreless drought in the first half hampered Midland University’s hopes of upsetting seventh-ranked Dakota Wesleyan on Saturday in men’s basketball.
The two-time national champion wrestler and Missouri alum said Monday on ESPN that he needs a hip replacement.
After another dreadful performance by the Missouri offense Odom voices severe frustration with that side of the ball.Â
What other word can be picked to explain members of Mizzou's collapsed offensive line jawing at opponents after another failed third down forces a punt? What adjective is a better fit for a team that simply cannot keep itself out of shoving matches beneath a scoreboard that reminds them they are losing?
Leaner, stronger and with a surgically repaired foot, Mizzou's junior guard working his way back into an elite shooter.Â
LOS ANGELES — A feeling of finality was unmistakable in the bowels of L.A. Memorial Coliseum as the Bears filed out of the visitors locker room losers for the sixth time this season, 17-7 to the laughably sloppy Los Angeles Rams.
The Bears have fallen, and they can’t get up.The trip to Los Angeles on Sunday night offered up a Ra…
LOS ANGELES — Breaking down the Bears' 17-7 defeat to the Los Angeles Rams on "Sunday Night Football."
By the transitive property, Missouri has been one of the best teams in college football this season.Â
The Missouri defense has kept the Tigers somewhat competitive recently even as the offense struggles. Jordan Elliott and Kobie Whiteside showed Saturday they're at the center of that defensive success.Â
LOS ANGELES — David Montgomery is active for the Bears against the Los Angeles Rams Sunday night after popping up on his first NFL injury report this week with an ankle injury he sustained Wednesday in practice.
Going in with an 18-6 season record, Missouri played South Carolina on Sunday at Hearnes Arena. There were 1460 fans in attendance for the game, including students, alumni, family members and out-of-towners. Each set was close with the scores being 25-21, 27-25, and 25-21, but ultimately, Mi…
Led by Kylie Deberg and Leketor Member-Meneh, Missouri extended its winning streak to four in its straight-set victory over South Carolina on Sunday.
Missouri's offense falls flat again in 23-6 loss to No. 11 Florida.Â
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