It’s now been 10 days since Missouri Tigers runningback Ahmad Hardy was shot in the leg at a concert in Mississippi and he took to social media Wednesday with a positive message.
Chaos arrived early in Hoover. The No. 16 seed Missouri Tigers stunned the No. 9 seed Ole Miss Rebels 10-8 on Tuesday morning in the opening round of the SEC Baseball Tournament, pulling off the first upset of the week at Hoover Metropolitan Stadium.
Missouri men's basketball announced its staff for the 2026-27 season on Tuesday, including four new hires. The hires include Jason Crowe Sr., Zach Reynolds, Tavaras Hardy, and Jimmie Foster.
Missouri's defensive tackle room has been quite the productive unit in recent seasons, producing high-quality starters year in and year out. Some of those starters, like Chris McClellan and Kristian Williams, made their way to the NFL — McClellan in 2026 and Williams in 2025.
Earlier this week the wider sports world got a serious scare when Missouri running back Ahmad Hardy was shot following a concert. After days of hand-wringing over his condition, his head coach offered a very promising update.
Missouri has had quite the slew of home-grown wideouts in recent seasons. From prior stars like Luther Burden III, to potential future stars like Donovan Olugbode and role player between like Marquis Johnson and Josh Manning, the Tigers have churned out consistent production from the position group.
Over Eli Drinkwitz's tenure at Missouri, few schools have produced running backs at a higher level than the Tigers. Next in the pipeline could be a Chicago product, Maxwell Warner.
Missouri basketball filled in one of its top remaining offseason needs by reportedly adding former BYU guard Kennard Davis Jr. The St. Louis native started his career by spending two seasons at nearby Southern Illinois-Carbondale, where he was an elite 3-point shooter, shooting 37.6% from 3 on 5.3 attempts per game.
Missouri men's basketball and Saint Louis University are finalizing an agreement to play a neutral-site game at the Enterprise Center in St. Louis on Nov.
The Missouri Tigers are becoming notorious for recruiting high-level wide receivers with the help of wide receivers coach Jacob Peeler and, of course, head coach Eli Drinkwitz.
Missouri football is 5-0 in its last five season openers, holding a 233-64 point differential in the games. It would be quite the shock for Missouri to drop its season opener in 2026, as Arkansas-Pine Bluff team comes to town Sept.
If Eli Drinkwitz earned a nickel every time he earned a commitment from a Pennsylvania quarterback, he'd have accumulated 15 cents over the last three years.
Missouri Tigers runningback Ahmad Hardy is now in stable condition after sustaining a gunshot wound at a concert in Mississippi on Sunday, the school announced.
The transfer portal can often be what makes or breaks a season in the modern landscape of college basketball. For Missouri, it's seen both the highs and the lows.
Missouri basketball filled in one of its top remaining offseason needs by reportedly adding former BYU guard Kennard Davis Jr. The St. Louis native started his career by spending two seasons at nearby Southern Illinois-Carbondale, where he was an elite 3-point shooter, shooting 37.6% from 3 on 5.3 attempts per game.
Missouri didn't name a starting quarterback until after its Week 1 win over Central Arkansas last season. Even then, head coach Eli Drinkwitz wasn't given much of a choice — his hand was forced by circumstances beyond his control.
Mark Mitchell will go down in history as a Missouri basketball great. After starting 66 games with Missouri and leading the team in points, rebounds and assists last year, Mitchell's tenure ended in March.
Following his second year as the director of athletics, Laird Veatch has accepted a three-year contract extension, the program announced Friday morning.
The second-highest ranked recruit in Missouri basketball history is set to make his program debut in mere months. Head coach Dennis Gates is doing everything he can to make sure his program has all the right pieces in place for five-star point guard Jason Crowe Jr.
ST. LOUIS — Missouri basketball had one of the weakest non-conference schedules amongst all power-conference schools in the 2025-26 season, with the Tigers only playing in four games against power-conference opponents.
In two out of the last three years, including 2026, six Missouri players have been selected in the NFL draft. Prior to 2024, that mark had only been reached twice for the program since 2000.
Green Bay moved up seven spots in the third round and gave up a fifth-rounder to select Missouri defensive tackle Chris McClellan.
The New England Patriots will have the No. 31 pick in the 2026 NFL Draft.
The Missouri Tigers did not feel the need to wait until fall camp to name their starting quarterback for the 2026 season. And they haven't.
Missouri Tigers football running back Ahmad Hardy recently revealed that he turned down significant transfer portal offers. This was despite interest from multiple programs across the country.
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