Matthew Gustafson is a journalist based in Columbia, Missouri, focusing on local sports coverage. He writes for Rock M Nation, covering Mizzou Volleyball and Mizzou Wrestling, and his work has also been featured in the Columbia Missourian. Matthew provides in-depth analysis, interviews, and game recaps, offering a comprehensive look at the local sports scene.
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Matthew Gustafson's coverage heavily focuses on local sports, particularly Mizzou athletics. His articles cover event recaps, interviews with athletes and coaches, and investment analysis within the context of college sports.
If you're involved in Mizzou athletics or have insights into college-level volleyball or wrestling events, providing expert commentary or exclusive behind-the-scenes details could make your pitch stand out. Additionally, if you can provide unique perspectives on the performance of Mizzou teams or individual athletes at specific events covered by Matthew, it may pique his interest.
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We saw some new standouts and bounce back performances in the series’ final two games
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By: Matthew Gustafson
Missouri players celebrate after a kill during a game against Mississippi State on Sunday, Oct. 20, 2024, at the Hearnes Center. (CAL TOBIAS/ROCK M NATION)
Keegan O’Toole is still Keegan O’Toole, and other observations
By: Matthew Gustafson
The two veterans combined for 44 of the Tigers’ 90 points
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By: Matthew Gustafson
The Tigers put together a dominant reverse sweep on Friday and barely escaped in five sets on Sunday
The Tigers have defeated a top-10 opponent for the first time since 2016
Cam Steed and Keegan O’Toole starred for the Tigers in the season opener
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By: Matthew Gustafson
Missouri’s Marina Crownover (22) celebrates winning a point during a game against Georgia on Wednesday, Sept. 6, 2024, at the Hearnes Center. (Cal Tobias/Rock M Nation)
The Tigers have their longest winning streak since 2016
The Tigers will again play one of the toughest schedules in the country
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