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Tigers Host SEMO in Final Home Midweeker – University of Missouri Athletics
COLUMBIA, Mo. – College of Missouri baseball (24-17, 7-14 SEC) begins its week with a Tuesday evening contest towards Southeast Missouri (30-12, 13-5 OVC) at Taylor Stadium. First pitch is ready for six p.m. on SEC Community +.
Followers can even catch Mizzou baseball on the airwaves all season lengthy on KTGR and the Tiger Radio Community. Tex Little and Matt Michaels can have the decision.
TICKETS
Single recreation tickets for Mizzou baseball start at simply $8 for grownup normal admission seats and $10 for reserved chairbacks.
To buy season or single-game tickets, go to MUTigers.com/Tickets.
PITCHING PROBABLES
Mizzou sends left-hander Christian Wall to the hill on Tuesday evening. Wall is 2-2 on the season with a 4.50 ERA in 20 innings of labor.
SEMO will counter with righty Collin Wilma. Wilma is making his first look of the season after a Freshman All-OVC marketing campaign was reduce brief by an harm in 2021.
SERIES BUSINESS
- Mizzou meets in-state foe SEMO for the thirty eighth time on Tuesday evening. The Tigers maintain the all-time sequence lead, 23-14, over the Redhawks.
- The 2 squads haven’t met since 2019, a 21-6 Mizzou win. Previous to that, SEMO took the earlier two conferences 8-5 and 6-5 in 2015 and 2017, respectively.
- The Tigers maintain a 16-8 benefit when enjoying in Columbia.
LAST TIME OUT
- Missouri rallied from a Friday evening loss to take the sequence over Mississippi State with a 19-8 win on Saturday and a 7-6 walk-off win on Sunday.
- The Tigers belted 10 homers within the three-game set to pile up 30 runs whereas hitting .339.
- Luke Mann and Ross Lovich every hit three homers with Lovich producing a team-leading six RBI on the weekend.
- Josh Day offered the walk-off shot on Sunday, taking a breaking ball out to proper for an reverse discipline blast.
- The Tigers got here from behind on each Saturday and Sunday, marking the ninth and tenth comeback wins of the season.
BBCOR BLAST BELONGS TO SUPER MANN
- Third baseman Luke Mann hit his team-leading thirteenth house run of the season over the weekend towards Mississippi State.
- The 13 homers are probably the most by a Tiger within the BBCOR period (2011-present), surpassing Trey Harris’ 12 lengthy balls in 2017.
- Mann’s 13 blasts are probably the most since Aaron Senne hit 16 in 2010.
- Mann homered in all three video games of the sequence towards Mississippi State.
- The lefty went lengthy 9 occasions over the month of April, tied for probably the most within the SEC.
- His 11 house runs in SEC video games rank second within the league.
LOVICH LAUNCHPAD
- Previous to the weekend sequence with Mississippi State, Ross Lovich had hit two homers in 147 profession at-bats.
- The sophomore outfielder launched a trio of homers over the primary two video games of the sequence to surpass his profession complete.
- Lovich’s two homer day on Saturday produced a career-high 4 RBI to assist the Tigers even the sequence in a record-setting 19-8 win.
AUSTIN ON A ROLL
- Sophomore Trevor Austin has hit in 12-straight video games for Mizzou, persevering with a red-hot resurgence on the plate.
- Over the 12-game stretch, Austin is hitting a blistering .405 with eight RBI, 4 doubles and two homers.
- Austin has scored 11 runs in the course of the streak, crossing house in eight completely different video games.
- The left fielder has walked 10 occasions during the last 12 video games and been hit twice whereas hanging out simply six occasions. His .527 OBP leads the membership within the streak.
SCOUTING THE REDHAWKS
- SEMO enters the week at 30-12 general and main the OVC at 13-5 in convention play.
- The Redhawks have been susceptible to the dramatics of late, going to further innings in 4 of their previous seven video games.
- Catcher Andrew Keck homered in all three video games of SEMO’s sequence at Belmont over the weekend and hits a team-leading .368 with 52 RBI.
- Tyler Wilber leads the Redhawks with 55 RBI and 14 homers.
- On the mound, SEMO owns a 5.27 ERA on the season. Collin Wilma is making his first look of the season within the begin.
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U.S. Open Qualifier Jadeon Carter (2025) Sends Verbal Commitment to Missouri
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Jadeon Carter from Lincoln, Nebraska, has made a verbal commitment to the University of Missouri for the 2025-26 school year and beyond.
“I chose Missouri because of the academic resources and the athletic resources they provide. The team culture makes it feel like home and all of the staff and swimmers are very supportive of me.”
Carter is a rising senior at Lincoln East High School. He swims year-round with Lincoln Select Swimming and is a Winter U.S. Open qualifier in the 200 backstroke. In high school swimming, he is the reigning Nebraska state champion in the 200 free (1:41.20) and 500 free (4:35.12). He holds school records in the 200 fre, 500 free, and 200 free relay, and he made the Academic All-Conference and Athletic All-Conference state teams.
In club swimming, Carter holds the Midwestern Swimming LSC record in the boys’ 13-14 500 free. This summer, he clocked a handful of LCM best times at Columbia Sectionals, placing 13th in the 200 free (1:58.08, PB), 13th in the 400 free (4:11.33), 7th in the 800 free (8:36.40), 16th in the 100 back (59.76 in prelims, PB), 6th in the 200 back (2:06.44, PB), and 12th in the 200 IM (2:12.90, PB). Two weeks later he competed at Midwestern Swimming Long Course Championships, where he won the 200/400/1500 free, 200 back, and 200 IM, and was runner-up in the 100 back. He picked up new times in the 100 free (55.39), 1500 free (16:47.07), and (50 back (29.33).
Best SCY times:
- 200 free – 1:41.20
- 500 free – 4:34.01
- 1000 free – 9:38.10
- 200 back – 1:50.43
- 100 back – 52.41
Carter will join the Tigers’ class of 2029 with fellow verbal commits Drew Ploof, Ben Madson, and Sebastian Gonzalez Barboza. Mizzou finished 8th out of 10 teams in the men’s meet at the 2024 SEC Championships.
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Missouri State football vs. Montana today: Live updates, highlights from Week 1 game
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Missouri State football: Ryan Beard previews Montana
Missouri State head football coach Ryan Beard held his weekly press conference ahead of Saturday’s opener at Montana.
Missouri State football season has arrived and an offseason of looking to the 2025 season and its impending move to Conference USA will be set aside for the Bears’ final season in the Missouri Valley Football Conference and FCS.
Opening day will present quite a challenge.
Missouri State will open its 2024 season at FCS national runner-up Montana on Saturday in Missoula, Montana, at 8 p.m. This is the first time the two teams have met on the gridiron.
Ryan Beard is entering his second season as Missouri State’s head coach. His team will look to build off a 4-7 season while staying focused on this season despite being ineligible for the FCS Playoffs.
Montana finished last season as the FCS national runner-up. The Grizzlies hope to finish the job this season as they enter the season as the No. 3-ranked team in the country.
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Missouri father uses a funeral to wean daughter off pacifier
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The Bishop family of Festus, Missouri, can smile now, but a few months ago the mood was much more somber as Courtney, Jake and their 3-year-old daughter Hazel said goodbye to a very important member of the family: Hazel’s beloved pacifier.
“It’s not good for her teeth and her jaws and all of that, so we had been trying to wean her off of it for some time,” Jake, 35, said.
Hazel’s beloved pacifier, affectionately known as “Paci,” had been with her for years. Jake knew saying goodbye could come with tears and tantrums, so he searched for creative approaches to ease the transition. He considered options such as cutting off the end of the pacifier, soaking it in vinegar or planting it in a pot.
Instead, Jake chose to give Paci a funeral.
Of course, before the internet, parents used to just take the thing away and deal with the tantrum. But today, for better or worse, young parents like Jake would rather not go to war over a binky. They’re “pacy-fists,” if you will.
“You need them to go through some tough times to really grow as a person but you don’t need to make extra tough times for them,” Jake said. “They’ll have plenty of those coming up.”
Parents delight in making milestones, but those milestones are often bittersweet because each turning point is a point of no return.
“She’s transitioning to the next stage of her life,” Jake said of Hazel, their first child. “We just got to hold onto those moments and those memories, because it goes fast.”
Hazel hasn’t asked for Paci again since. Although, shortly after the ceremony, Jake dug it up and buried it again in a keepsake box, making dad the one who just can’t let go.
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