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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By: Sam Snelling
Previewing the Ole Miss Rebels Men’s Basketball team. Can Chris Beard get his career back on track?
Previewing the Kentucky Wildcats Men’s Basketball program. Can Mark Pope set the expectations high in season one?
By: Sam Snelling
This feels a bit like a light week. Even looking at the slate of games and there aren’t many marquee options. Number 1 Oregon takes on a ranked Illinois team at home, but I’m not sure how much that moves the needle. College GameDay is in Bloomington for Indiana against a 4-3 Washington team, which it’s kind of fun to see Indiana good but that’s really the what they went with? Then SEC Nation is in Tuscaloosa for this game of the Missouri Tigers versus the Evil Empire Crimson Tide.
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By: Sam Snelling
Previewing the Arkansas Razorbacks Men’s Basketball team. How will the John Calipari experiment go in a new city?
Previewing the Tennessee Volunteers Men’s Basketball team. Rick Barnes has elevated Tennessee basketball, can he take the next step and get them to a Final Four?
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Previewing the Auburn Tigers Men’s Basketball program. Can Bruce Pearl get back to the Final Four with a team that has the highest expectations in program history?
Previewing the Alabama Crimson Tide Men’s Basketball program. Can Nate Oat’s team take the next step towards winning a national title?
Mizzou has the look of a bubble team right now, but... what if things went really right for them this year?
When Mizzou scheduled a true road game against a pretty likely NCAA Tournament team to open the season, it left open the possibility of the program losing its 20th game in a row. Odds going into the game favored Memphis, and for the first 20 minutes it looked like Dennis Gates team was ready to wipe the slate clean of last seasons failure. But a big second half surge from Memphis and the Missouri offense going dormant meant, at least for a few more days, the streak carries on.
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