Brandon Kiley is an Executive Producer at 101 ESPN. He specializes in sports journalism, focusing on competitive sports such as football, with a particular emphasis on Missouri college sports and the SEC. Brandon is featured in Rock M Nation, The Alton Telegraph, and The Edwardsville Intelligencer.
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Brandon Kiley's articles predominantly focus on college football, specifically the Missouri Tigers. His coverage includes reviews and investment analysis with an emphasis on citing data.
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By: Brandon Kiley
Eli Drinkwitz adapted to name, image and likeness as well as any coach in the country It's fair to describe Eli Drinkwitz as a new-school college football coach.
Vanderbilt quarterback Diego Pavia's unpredictable play style makes him a nightmare for defensive coordinators, similar to facing a knuckleball pitcher.
Columnist Brandon Kiley says the Missouri Tigers football season has begun with mixed results, highlighting defensive coverage issues and offensive struggles.
Missouri Tigers aim to prove themselves against Texas A&M after a challenging nonconference slate
Missouri's loss to Texas A&M puts a dent in its College Football Playoff aspirations, but history shows recovery is possible.
Mizzou will honor 27 student-athletes prior to their final home game at Memorial Stadium on Saturday, but that list includes more than a dozen transfers.
Missouri Tigers will face Iowa in the Music City Bowl in Nashville, offering a convenient trip for St. Louis-based fans.
By: Brandon Kiley
Missouri Tigers face Iowa in the Music City Bowl with several key players opting out or entering the transfer portal.
Missouri's recent football season prompts reflection on the value of success beyond national championships.
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