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Missouri basketball will host Nebraska at the T‑Mobile Center on Dec. 12, reviving a historic rivalry and anchoring a demanding nonconference schedule that includes Kansas, Illinois, Marquette and potentially Saint Louis.
The Tigers will open December with a neutral‑site clash against Nebraska in Kansas City, a rivalry renewed as both programs ride recent tournament success.
Ranked No. 28 among Missouri’s most important players for 2026, Donta Simpson Jr. arrives with a strong high‑school record, physical tools and a competition‑driven mindset that could reshape the Tigers’ interior defense.
Missouri announced the departure of freshman offensive lineman Brandon Anderson, a three‑star recruit from Georgia, leaving the Tigers with a thinner interior line and prompting coach Eli Drinkwitz to reaffirm his focus on internal development.
From Kentucky's headline‑grabbing recruit to hidden gems at Missouri and Tennessee, the latest transfer rankings highlight the talent poised to influence the 2026‑27 season.
Missouri’s last scheduled non‑conference clash with Kansas headlines a whirlwind of transfer portal moves and early commitments that could reshape the program’s future.
A strong non‑conference run gave way to SEC struggles, culminating in a home‑field elimination and the arrival of TCU infielder Jack Bell via the transfer portal.
Eleven Missouri baseball players have entered the transfer portal since June 1, including standouts Tyler Macon, Blaize Ward and Kaden Peer, while head coach Kerrick Jackson prepares for a 2027 return.
Missouri and Kansas will meet on Dec. 6 at the T‑Mobile Center, the last scheduled Border War under the current contract, as both schools outline upcoming non‑conference road trips.
Four-star recruit Brayden Harris chose Kansas State over several Power Five programs, elevating the Wildcats’ 2027 class to a top-30 national standing.
Eric Vaulx Jr., a three‑star defensive lineman from Lake Cormorant, Mississippi, announced his commitment to Florida State University as part of the 2027 recruiting class, choosing the Seminoles over scholarship offers from Tennessee and Missouri.
Four-star defensive lineman Eric Vaulx Jr. pledged to Florida State University, selecting the Seminoles over Tennessee and Missouri. His decision underscores a growing momentum for FSU's 2027 recruiting class.
This season’s schedule revives old rivalries as former Missouri Tigers line up against their former teams, sparking drama and anticipation across the SEC and beyond.
This season’s schedule pits the Missouri Tigers against a host of alumni who once starred for rival programs, creating storylines that extend beyond the field.
Duke football is hosting a wave of highly rated recruits this weekend, seeking to reinforce a roster reshaped after a wave of departures and to sustain its 2025 ACC title chase.
With 96 days until kickoff, the Tigers open against Arkansas‑Pine Bluff, and senior tight end Jordon Harris is poised to play a pivotal blocking role in a newly aggressive offense.
Missouri’s football program is focusing on a transformative passing attack for 2026, led by new quarterback Austin Simmons, while navigating injuries, defensive powerhouses, and a shifting college football landscape.
Vanderbilt's unprecedented ten‑win season and a wave of elite commitments signal a transformative era for the Commodores, reshaping SEC recruiting dynamics.
With the NBA Draft withdrawal deadline passed, a wave of elite talent has chosen to stay in college, reshaping the preseason rankings and setting the stage for a competitive 2026‑27 campaign.
Myles Smith, the No. 246 prospect nationally and the seventh-best player in Michigan, chose Indiana over several powerhouse programs, a move that could elevate the Hoosiers' recruiting standing.
The Alabama Crimson Tide will venture away from Tuscaloosa for five SEC contests in 2026, each presenting distinct challenges from LSU’s revamped offense to Tennessee’s quarterback transition.
With defensive coordinator Corey Batoon tasked with replacing ten starters, Missouri must brace for a schedule that climbs from modest challenges to elite attacks, each led by emerging playmakers.
The Tigers' early schedule blends tradition with fresh challenges, from a marquee homecoming to a ranked coach's push for a top‑20 finish.
A look at the top recruits Kentucky is courting, the challenges it faces, and the potential impact on the Wildcats’ future.