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Missouri's defense shines bright in season-opening shutout
When the ball was kicked off on Thursday night and Murray State attempted a surprise onside kick, they had practically conceded the game. Facing the No. 11 team in the country is no small task, and the Racers quickly realized they were in for a long night. Missouri were 50-point...
Pourover: There are no mysteries with this years Missouri team
Mizzou won their first game of the season on Thursday by blowing out a clearly overmatched Murray State team 51-0. Game one in the books? Check. A blowout win? Check. Nobody got injured? Check. Missouri checked all the boxes they needed to in week one. Sure things could have been a bit cleaner on some long passes from Brady Cook, but there are expectations the team be a bit buggy early in the season. It wasn’t perfect but you blew out an inferior opponent, and did what you were supposed to. It’s time to turn the page to Buffalo next week.
MU Extension offers listing of apps to help in making decisions on the farm
TROY, Mo. — University of Missouri Extension’s website lists numerous apps to help in decision-making on the farm, says MU Extension agricultural engineering specialist Charles Ellis. “These apps can help you make objective decisions to better manage your crops and livestock,” Ellis said in a press release. “By...
Columbia Farmers Market announces plans for new community center
Columbia, Mo. (KMIZ) New additions are expected to be added to the Columbia Farmers Market within the next year. During a Columbia Convention and Visitors Advisory Board Meeting on Tuesday, members presented the newest addition to the Columbia Farmers Market, a community welcome center set to come in 2025. According to the project's website, the The post Columbia Farmers Market announces plans for new community center appeared first on ABC17NEWS.
Panoramic Lake Views! This 4-Bed, 3-Bath Home Is For Sale On Lake Of The Ozarks' 28 Mile Marker
Views of the Lake of the Ozarks is one of the best parts of living in the area, and this beautiful home for sale on the 28 Mile Marker boasts some of the best ones. This 4-bed, 3-bathroom home in Osage Beach was fully remodeled in 2017, and it's waiting for the next owners to enjoy panoramic views of the Lake.
Patrick Mahomes new State Farm ad featuring ‘Ted Lasso’ actor taped at Kansas City-area school
LEE’S SUMMIT, Mo. (KCTV) - It’s no secret that the Chiefs all-world quarterback is on dozens of advertisements during football season. And that multiple promos have been shot in the Kansas City area. A year ago, Mahomes appeared with Andy Reid and Jake from State Farm at an...
What should we make of Missouri football’s offense in Week 1? Three takeaways
Mark the opener down as a success. The Tigers’ reserves and freshmen were in the game midway through the third quarter of Missouri football’s 51-0 shutout of Murray State to open its season Thursday on Faurot Field, just as MU ideally would have drawn it up. The sellout crowd needed just 5 minutes, 19...
Contour Airlines jet gets stuck in mud along taxiway at Kirksville Regional
NEAR MILLARD, Mo. — A plane ended up off the taxiway and got stuck in the mud at Kirksville Regional Airport late Friday morning. After landing safely shortly after 11 a.m., a Contour Airlines jet apparently dropped a set of its back wheels off the edge of the taxiway as the aircraft approached the terminal.
Tolton's offensive struggles lead to 30-0 loss vs. Forsyth
In front of the glistening lights shining on Tolton football's home field for the first time since its district championship season, the Trailblazers struggled mightily in their season opener, losing to Forsyth 30-0 Friday night in Columbia. The explosive offense Tolton (0-1) grew accustomed to last year was nowhere to...
Centralia Panther Football Team opens season at Mexico
1st – Centralia 8, Mexico 0; 2nd – Centralia 8, Mexico 14; 3rd – Centralia 16, Mexico 8; 4th – Mexico 20, Centralia 16. One observer put it this way: “The game was fought in the trenches. Mexico has vastly improved. The sophomores that played last season are now experienced juniors. The game was competitive and hard hitting. An untimely turnover for Centralia was a factor. Ball control for both teams shortened the game. Halftime adjustments bot both coaches made big differences. Both teams will improve from this game.”
Four States Game Night Top 3 Plays– Week 1
Here’s our Top 3 plays from Friday Night’s Games! Play #1: Nevada’s John Collins Returns Kickoff for Touchdown – On the opening kickoff versus Monett, Nevada’s John Collins tracked down the ball of the bounce, and sliced his way through the defense to score the first touchdown of the game for the Tigers. Play #2: […]
Power outages impact more than 500 Columbia Utility customers
COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) More than 500 Columbia Water and Light customers experienced a power outage on Friday evening. An outage was reported at 8:55 p.m. in Central Columbia on Range Line Street near the intersection with Lakeview Avenue, according to the city's outage map. There are 506 customers impacted by the outage. The outage was The post Power outages impact more than 500 Columbia Utility customers appeared first on ABC17NEWS.
KCPS grading policy amended: Zero Work Gets Zero Points
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Kansas City Public Schools administrators are speaking out for the first time since the school implemented the controversial No Zero Policy. KCTV5 reported on the policy at the start of the school, which garnered overwhelmingly mixed reviews. A lot of people asked ‘What exactly is this teaching kids?
Tipton and California high school football renew rivalry after over 20 years
After over two decades, California and Tipton high school met on the football field, once again. Separated by just 11 miles, the two schools haven't faced off in football since 1999. However, the pair agreed to renew the age-old rivalry to open the 2024 season. California head football coach Kenny Grubb said he first learned of the rivalry when he took over the Pinto program two years ago.
Rock Bridge cross country sets sights on running with nation's best
For Neal Blackburn, the name of the game has always been relevancy. The veteran Rock Bridge cross country coach, who heads both the boys and girls programs, plans to keep Missouri on the national radar this season.
Freiner, Broemmel shine as Mizzou cross country teams impress in season-opening meet
The Missouri men's and women's cross country teams kicked off their respective seasons on the right foot in the Mizzou XC Opener on Friday morning at Gans Creek Cross Country Course. Each team captured a title in the home opener, with the men's side securing five of the top-seven finishers...
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