
The Morning Commute for Thursday, October 17
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Today we’re talking about some Mizzou Hoops!
SEC Basketball Media Days has wrapped up, which means college hoops season is right around the corner.
Mizzou Men’s Basketball will open the regular season on November 4th at Memphis, but the Tigers will be playing a game earlier than that.
It was previously reported that Missouri would host Lincoln University on Saturday, October 26th, but it was made official by Mizzou Hoops today.
It’s free admission, and there will also be a watch party at Mizzou Arena for the Mizzou-Alabama football game
October 26 is Mizzou Tigers Day
Home Exhibition vs. Lincoln
Watch Party at Mizzou Arena as @MizzouFootball takes on Alabama️ FREE ADMISSION!
️ Autograph OpportunitiesFull Details –> https://t.co/0WH3AqKKX5 pic.twitter.com/x4U8n72oJH
— Mizzou Hoops (@MizzouHoops) October 16, 2024
Tip-off will be two hours prior to the Mizzou-Alabama game, which will kick-off at either 2:30 or 3:15. More info available at MUTigers.com.
For more coverage on hoops, Sam Snelling and Matthew Harris discussed preseason expectations for Missouri Basketball on the latest episode of Dive Cuts.
Yesterday at Rock M and Rock M+
“If you hadn’t seen/heard, Auburn Coach Hugh Freeze held his Monday media presser and tried to hand a compliment down to Mizzou’s Eliah Drinkwitz. However, it didn’t come out quite right, because when he complimented Drink for doing a great job of building the program, he said that Drink has done so despite having a “lesser roster in recruiting.”
Perhaps some bulletin board material for Mizzou Football on Homecoming?
Yes, it gave me PTSD to write about the 2022 Mizzou-Auburn game @RockMNation You should have to deal with it too: https://t.co/yaJqT6v6SC
— Nathan (@burstahurst) October 16, 2024
“Despite an early loss, every Mizzou goal remains on the table for the Tigers at this point. That will not be the case if they drop this game to a stumbling Auburn team.”
This is a must-win game for Mizzou as these programs are heading in the opposite directions.
“This is a chance for Drinkwitz and his Tigers to make a statement on how the rest of this year goes. Just win.”
Get it done on Homecoming.
Player preview | There comes an inflection point in every player’s career, and it might arrive this season for #Mizzou‘s high-flying Aidan Shaw. @DataMizzou picked up the ️, and I ✂️ ️.
: https://t.co/fDOKgXFuIH pic.twitter.com/DuJXhRAvHE
— Matt Harris (@MattJHarris85) October 16, 2024
“He has to commit to doing things his top competitors will be willing to do. If he does, Aidan can genuinely deliver on the promise that he’s had since he first pledged to the Tigers three years ago.”
Read up on Aidan Shaw on our latest Mizzou Hoops player preview — who is looking to live up to his potential entering a pivotal junior season.
“Drink and company spoke to reporters as per usual on Tuesday, highlighting what was important about their next opponent.”
Read what Drinkwitz, Chris McClellan, Joshua Manning, and Joseph Charleston had to say on Tuesday’s media day.
“The Missouri Tigers jumped to No. 19 in this week’s AP Top 25 after a 45-3 win over UMass. The win marked the Tigers last game of their non-conference slate, and was described as a rebound game after a tough loss to Texas A&M.”
Marcus Carroll and Sterling Webb were highlighted in the 45-3 win over UMass.
“My Results: Vanderbilt Commodores — 12th in Conference, 7-11”
Vanderbilt is the latest on our SEC Basketball Team Previews — where Sam predicts the Commodores to place 12th in the league with a 7-11 conference record.
“Best Bets now sits at 14-8 with our total picks record at an even 20-20-1. Let’s jump right into making you some money in Week 8!”
Nathan gives his betting insight on the Week 8 College Football slate, which of course includes the Mizzou-Auburn game.
After a quiet August/September, #Mizzou WBB begins their march towards the 2024-25 season at SEC media day.
Head Coach Robin Pingeton’s press conference was streamed, here’s what we learned from her 8 minutes at the podium.
My latest for @RockMNation:https://t.co/yKMNeO2uM6
— Dylan Heinrich (@dylanrheinrich) October 17, 2024
“While the 8-minute press conference didn’t last long, we learned plenty about the areas of emphasis for her roster and her mentality heading into the season. Here are three quick things we learned from Mizzou’s time in Birmingham.”
Some quotes from Mizzou WBB Head Coach Robin Pingeton at SEC Media Days.
The 2024 Mizzou Football season is one that has been met with as much anticipation as any in recent memory. With Eli Drinkwitz’s program taking a huge step forward in the 2023 season, going 11-2 and securing a Cotton Bowl victory over the Ohio State Buckeyes, there’s a renewed focus on what Missouri can do to put itself in the conversation for a berth in the College Football Playoff.
The digital magazine we present today is 115 pages chalk full of Mizzou Football previewing, scouting, interviewing, and more…
- Over at Rock M+: Matthew Harris looks at a reasonable baseline for Mizzou Hoops in 2024-2025. Plus, Khalil Jacobs and Joe Moore are out for the season (ICYMI). And a bat signal from Mizzou Baseball Head Coach Kerrick Jackson
Rock M Radio: BTBS Auburn Preview with Nate Edwards and Nathan Hurst
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