Today in Mizzou News: Turkey Day

“Battle-scarred Pinkel leads Missouri into brave new world.” I don’t like just posting article names, but I think this one takes the cake for dramatic Border War preview titles. Great profile of Pinkel though. He’s the reason Mizzou football is what it is today.

Mizzou’s women’s basketball team will host Wright State on Saturday.

The Missouri athletic department’s Mizzou All-Access feature is expanding to become the Mizzou Network. Here are all the details on Mizzou Network, which looks like it will be interesting.

Powermizzou.com ranks the top five Border War football games in history.

Zoulogy staff writer Joe Proszek is chronicling memorable games from the Tigers’ rivalry with Kansas every day this week. Yesterday he explained why Kansas says the series is tied and Mizzou says it leads the series. On Tuesday, Joe featured legendary Mizzou football coach Don Faurot’s last game, a 15-13 victory over Kansas. On Monday he recapped Mizzou’s first-ever Homecoming game, a 3-3 tie with Kansas in 1911.

Mizzou offensive lineman Austin Wuebbels told the Tribune’s Dave Matter he wanted to break the bench-press record at the NFL Combine if he is invited to it.

The St. Louis Post-Dispatch’s Jeff Gordon said Frank Haith “has already coaxed more inspired play out of several players than Anderson did all last season.”

One of those players is Kim English, who is on pace to score 496 points this season.

Jayhawk fans don’t have a lot of love for Turner Gill.

Missouri wrestling faces Oregon State and Stanford Friday and Saturday, respectively.

PowerMizzou.com’s podcast discusses the Border War rivalry in-depth.