Today in Mizzou News

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Rock M Nation’s Bill Connelly provided in-depth statistical insight into the Notre Dame Fighting Irish basketball team.

MUtigers.com recapped Mizzou’s dominant 87-58 basketball win over Notre Dame.

The Star’s Blair Kerkhoff said “The Tigers’ quickness on both ends of the floor was the difference” in the game.”

Gregorian notes the Tigers “stayed in control despite foul trouble.”

The Tribune said Mizzou’s backcourt “overwhelmed” Notre Dame.

Coming back to Kansas City was special for guard Marcus Denmon.

Catholic Mizzou fans had a hard time deciding who to root for last night.

Rock M Nation’s ZouDave discusses the beginning of this year’s “Hate Week.”

Zoulogy staff writer Joe Proszek is chronicling memorable games from the Tigers’ rivalry with Kansas. Yesterday, he recapped Mizzou’s first-ever Homecoming game, a 3-3 tie with Kansas in 1911.

PowerMizzou.com has audio of interviews with Missouri acting coach Dave Steckel and Kansas coach Turner Gill about what is likely to be the final MU-KU football game.

Zoulogy staff writer Ben Wilson says Mizzou will “show aggression early and often” against Kansas.

Missourian writer Andrew Wagaman looks forward to the Kansas game.

MUtigers.com also previewed the upcoming Kansas game.

MUtigers.com also provided video of media day quotes from Tiger football players.

The St. Louis Post-Dispatch’s Vahe Gregorian calls the KU game “the ultimate tiebreaker” in the Border War series.

KU cornerback Greg Brown says Mizzou is Kansas’ bowl game.

Tigerboard.com has its weekly Tigerboard TV episode in which the site’s staff members also talk about Hate Week.

Tigers receiver T.J. Moe said he wants to burn Jayhawk shirts when he sees them in the mall.

Offensive coordinator David Yost said “so be it,” if Kansas declines to continue the Border War rivalry.

ESPN’s David Ubben said Mizzou defensive end Michael Sam had the quote of the weekend.

Gary Pinkel said yesterday he “failed miserably” as a role model. KOMU, the Missourian, Tribune, Star and Post-Dispatch also recapped Pinkel’s press conference.

The Tribune’s Dave Matter said Mizzou’s football team is getting “back to business.”

The Tigers’ football team has been inconsistent, but has been involved in some absolutely thrilling finishes this year.