Missouri
Kenton Deverman wins Missouri Valley Conference Freshman of the Year
EVANSVILLE, Ind. (WFIE) – Earlier this week, Aces Freshman Pitcher Kenton Deverman was named the Missouri Valley Conference Freshman of the Year.
Deverman is the second Aces to earn the honor all time after going a perfect 5-0 in MVC play.
Did any moment from his special season stand out?
“I don’t really have one or two moments, but just the whole experience,” said Deverman. “Out here with these guys, these coaches, these fans, it’s just been one incredible year. It was an awesome feeling really, this has been such a fun season, and knowing for this team to be where it is, for all these awards to be given out to us, it’s really awesome to see.”
Congrats to Deverman. USI’s Grant Parson won the OVC Freshman of the year, we will catch up with him when the Screaming Eagles get back to town.
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Two tornadoes confirmed to have struck Clinton on Wednesday evening
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) – Two separate tornadoes have been confirmed in Clinton, Missouri, from Wednesday evening’s storms by the National Weather Service’s survey crews.
The first tornado was confirmed to be of EF-1 strength. It touched down at 6:03 p.m. just south of Clinton, Missouri, near the Harry S Truman Reservoir. It tracked northeast into the southeastern side of Clinton and strengthened with peak winds of 98 mph. The tornado then weakened to an EF-0 strength before reaching E Clinton St. Its total track length was 2.5 miles.
A second tornado was confirmed from the same supercell storm. It had peak winds of 70 mph, with a path length of 1.85 miles from E. Lincoln St to N 6th St. and a width of 30 yards.
Reported damage from these tornadoes included snapped, large tree branches and trunks, loss of siding, and collapsed walls of small buildings.
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Bryson Tiller bolts Kansas for rival Missouri after a breakout freshman season
Bryson Tiller is leaving Kansas for bitter rival Missouri after a promising and productive freshman season with the Jayhawks.
The 6-foot-11 forward arrived in Lawrence before the spring semester in 2025 and redshirted before playing last season, when Tiller was a regular in the starting lineup. He averaged 7.9 points and 6.1 rebounds, and one of his best games for Kansas came against the Tigers, when he had 13 points, five rebounds and five blocks in an 80-60 rout at the T-Mobile Center in Kansas City, Missouri.
Missouri has been active in the transfer portal, landing Tennessee forward Jaylen Carey and Providence forward Jamier Jones.
Tiller visited the Tigers on Sunday and made the decision to join coach Dennis Gates over interest from Michigan, Georgia Tech, NC State, Arizona and others. He visited Miami but canceled a planned visit to Arizona.
Kansas already lost another big man, Flory Bidunga, who decided to transfer to Louisville.
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