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Tuesday, November 17, 2009

Missouri basketball wins opener, Tiller hurt

by Bill Pollock on November 17, 2009

in Sports

Missouri forced 22 turnovers in win over UT-Martin

The Missouri Tigers won their season opener against UT-Martin 83-68. Laurence Bowers led the Tigers with 16 points off the bench, 14 of those coming in the first half. Keith Ramsey added 15 and Marcus Denmon had 10. In all, 11 players scored for the Tigers. JT Tiller left the game with a sprained foot.

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Watching for wasting in deer

by Bob Priddy 11/17/09 10:01 PM

Deer hunters are hunting deer…while the conservation department hunts something in the deer. The good news is that it hasn’t been found.
The conservation department has been watching for signs of Chronic Wasting Disease for some time. It’s a disease that attacks the nervous system of deer and other animals of the cervid family such as [...]

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Mizzou basketball unveils new banners, new player intros

by Bill Pollock 11/17/09 9:42 PM

The Missouri Tigers rolled out their new Big 12 champion and Elite 8 banners prior to the start of the season opener against UT-Martin. The Tigers then started with their player introductions. (Click on the pic to view the intros) This year’s theme. Defend the ball, defend the court, defend the title. There wasn’t a [...]

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New group hopes to promote ag’s importance to Missouri

by Brent Martin 11/17/09 9:01 PM

A new group has formed to promote what many just a few years ago might have thought didn’t need promotion: the value of agriculture to Missouri.
Missouri, one of the nation’s top farm states, is losing touch with its farm roots, at least according to pork producer Sharon Oetting, a member of the Missouri Farm Family [...]

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Mizzou lands top recruit

by Bill Pollock 11/17/09 8:06 PM

Missouri Tiger head basketball coach Mike Anderson rounded out the early signing period in a big way on Tuesday, when he announced that “Five Star” wing Tony Mitchell (Dallas, Texas / L.G. Pinkston) has signed a National Letter of Intent to play at Mizzou.

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