Adeen Rao is a journalist based in Columbia, Missouri, focusing on local sports coverage for Rock M Nation. With a passion for college athletics, Adeen writes articles that highlight the achievements and challenges of the Mizzou Tigers, providing in-depth analysis and game recaps.
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Adeen Rao's coverage primarily focuses on local sports events, specifically Mizzou football and women's basketball. With a strong emphasis on event coverage and announcements, she is likely to be responsive to pitches related to upcoming games, player signings or transfers, and in-depth analysis of game performances.
Given the significant portion of investment analysis in her coverage attributes, Adeen may also appreciate insights into the financial aspects of sports teams or leagues. This could include analyses of team performance impact on revenue or investments within the world of college sports.
As her geographic focus is local (United States - Missouri - Columbia), it’s important for outreach efforts to consider this localized angle when offering story ideas.
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By: Adeen Rao
It’s been 13 years since that fateful night in Faurot, and the vibes are a lot different now for both programs
By: Adeen Rao
The Achilles heel of this offense bit them a number of times against Oklahoma, and the Tigers were forced to adjust and they did so.
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By: Adeen Rao
The Tigers’ team captain produced his first leader-like performance of the season, as he dazzled beyond the arc and on the drive.
Coach Drink, Corey Flagg, Nate Noel, and Nic DeLoach spoke to the media this week ahead of their road tilt against South Carolina.
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By: Adeen Rao
The Tigers will head to the other Columbia and try to pick up their first SEC road win of the season
The Tigers have been outscored 58-6 in the first half in road conference games so far this season, why?
Coach Drink, new starting center Drake Heismeyer, freshman linebacker Nicholas Rodriguez, and freshman safety Trajen Greco talked to the media ahead of the Tigers final road game of the season.
By: Adeen Rao
Luther Burden showed that despite his struggles this season, he can still dominate the stat sheet at will.
The home Tigers gave up zero turnovers in the first half en route to a comfortable rout.
The offense ran the ball 53 times for 207 yards and three scores in an emphatic performance to close their final road trip of the season.
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