Sam Snelling is a Senior IT Analyst and a writer for Rock M Nation, focusing on local sports coverage, particularly Missouri basketball. With a passion for analyzing and discussing the team's performance, Sam provides in-depth game analysis, predictions, and insights into the future of Mizzou basketball.
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Mizzou’s latest win over Arkansas proves their modus operandi this season is coming through late when it matters.
It’s been a while since the urge has come over me to turn the television off when watching a Mizzou game. But with a few minutes to go in the first half, I exited out of the ESPN app, and just left the room for a bit. I’ve watched my fair share of bad basketball. I sat through the entirety of the Kim Anderson tenure, I watched the worst of Cuonzo Martin, and I tuned in for each disappointing loss last season. I can’t recall ever being more bothered by a run made by another team the way I was when Cal ripped off 17 straight points.
Transfer Portal season is upon us. May god have mercy on our souls. Stay up-to-date on the latest information, offers, rumors, etc.
By: Sam Snelling
Maybe the expansion of the playoff (a good thing!) has lessened the importance of Championship saturday, but the day still holds value. Maybe for some it’s playoffs or bust, but in reality winning a conference championship should still matter.
Now that the border war is back, it’s time to get the rivalry started again by taking out the jayhawks.
By: Sam Snelling
It kicks off today with the Celebration Bowl and finishes January 20th with the National Championship. If you include Army-Navy, that’s 48 football games over the next 38 days. And considering we ony get three games after January 4th, perhaps the better count is 45 games in 22 days. That’s jam packed action nearly every day (we get most Sundays off since even the bowl game gods know better than the challenge the NFL).
We need a portal intervention.
It was close for a little bit, and then Trent Pierce arrived.
How do you pull out a win when you’re not at your best? Ring up Jacob Crews.
The math almost mathed for the Tigers against the favored Illini.
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