Restoring the Roar: The Missouri Tigers

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The Missouri Tigers have long been on the cusp of the great teams in the Big 12. Separated from the top tier of the Big 12, Mizzou exists in a different world consisting of Nebraska and Colorado to name a few, always looking up to the Big 12 South's power programs. In 2007 as well as 2008 the Tigers represented the Big 12 North in the conference championship game, in both cases being drubbed by Oklahoma. Missouri continues its quest to become a team mentioned in the same breath as Texas and Oklahoma.

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Good luck bro also give my boy Jaleel Clark (WR) some reps that dude was good at my highschool!

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Mizzou Hires New Athletic Director

With the recent retirement of Mike Alden from his duties of Athletic Director, the Tigers announced today that their search for a replacement has ended with the hiring of former Vernon High School Athletic Director Jay Huhn.

Huhn, 23, becomes the youngest athletic director in NCAA history, was also the youngest athletic director in New Jersey high school history when he took over the job at the age of 19. The relative unknown Huhn wowed the University committee charged with finding a new director.

"I look forward to the challenge, and the opportunity afforded to me by the University of Missouri." said Huhn, "With such great athletics already in place, my job will be to continue the high standard of winning here in Columbia."

"My first act as athletic director is to assure the commitment of our football team to only play the finest programs. That is why we have changed two of our opponents for the upcoming season. Furman will no longer be visiting us, instead Auburn will come to Columbia. The following week we will no longer be traveling to Nevada, but will travel to Pittsburgh to take on the Panthers."

With a devilish grin Huhn refused to answer any questions on the sudden increase in difficulty to the schedule, but left with the following sentiment.

"We plan to be the best team we can be, we can't do that against cupcake teams. There will be no cake walks for the Tigers, until every team is a walk in the park for us."

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2009 Schedule
* Denotes Big 12 Game
R Denotes Rivalry

8.28.10 @ R W28-27
9.4.10 v W45-21
9.11.10 v W42-21
9.18.10 BYE
9.25.10 v
10.2.10 @ *
10.9.10 @ *
10.16.10 v *
10.23.10 v *
10.30.10 @ *
11.6.10 v * R
11.13.10 @ * R
11.20.10 BYE
11.28.09 v

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2010 Roster
Denotes redshirt
Denotes starter
* Denotes Impact Player
Denotes Transfer

Quarterback
Blaine Gabbert Junior 90 OVR
Blaine Dalton Freshman (RS) 83 OVR
Ashton Glaser Freshman (RS) 79 OVR
Terrance Perkins Freshman 67 OVR

Running Backs
Derrick Washington Senior 93 OVR *
DeVion Moore Junior (RS) 90 OVR
Kendial Lawrence Freshamn (RS) 81 OVR
Robert Reddick Freshamn 81 OVR

Full Back
Derron Schneider Freshman 54 OVR

Wide Receivers
Jerrell Jackson Junior 86 OVR
Wes Kemp Junior 86 OVR
Rolandis Woodland Sophomore (RS) 85 OVR
Brandon Gerau Junior (RS) 83 OVR
Jaleel Clark Freshman (RS) 81 OVR
LDamien Washington Freshman (RS) 81 OVR
Gahn McGaffie Sophomore (RS) 80 OVR

Tight End
Andrew Jones Junior 86 OVR
Michael Egnew Junior 79 OVR
Trenton Vogel Freshman 77 OVR
Clayton Wilcox Frehsman 76 OVR

Left Tackle
Elvis Fisher Junior (RS) 90 OVR
Mike Prince Senior (RS) 83 OVR
Tim Williams Freshamn 79 OVR

Left Guard
Austin Wuebbels Junior (RS) 87 OVR
Jayson Palmgren Junior (RS) 83 OVR

Center
Tim Barnes Senior (RS) 94 OVR
Travis Ruth Sophomore (RS) 82 OVR

Right Guard
JT Beasley Junior (RS) 88 OVR
Taylor Davis Sophomor (RS) 83 OVR
Rasheed Bush Freshamn 78 OVR
John Jackson Freshman 76 OVR

Right Tackle
Dan Hoch Junior 92 OVR
Jack Meiners Freshman (RS) 80 OVR

Left End
Aldon Smith Sophomore (RS) 83 OVR
Brayden Burnett Freshman (RS) 77 OVR
Brad Madison Sophomore (RS) 76 OVR
Richard Powell Freshman 80 OVR

Right End
Jacquies Smith Sophomore (RS) 81 OVR
Brayden Burnett Freshman (RS) 77 OVR
Brad Madison Sophomore (RS) 76 OVR
RJ Clark Freshman 76 OVR

Defensive Tackle
Chris Earnhardt Junior (RS) 82 OVR
Dominique Hamilton Junior (RS) 82 OVR
Terrell Resonno Junior (RS) 81 OVR
George White Sophomore (RS) 79 OVR
Jimmy Burge Sophomore (RS) 78 OVR

Left Outside Linebacker
Josh Tatum Senior (RS) 81 OVR
Tyler Crane Sophomore (RS) 75 OVR
Adam Burton Freshman (RS) 72 OVR

Middle Linebacker
Luke Lambert Senior 82 OVR
Will Ebner Junior 79 OVR
Ryan Bailey Sophomore 78 OVR
Andrew Wilson Freshman (RS) 71 OVR

Right Outside Linebacker
Zaviar Gooden Sophomore (RS) 78 OVR
Nick Bailey Freshman 76 OVR

Cornerback
Carl Gettis Senior 91 OVR *
Kevin Rutland Senior (RS) 83 OVR
Munir Prince Senior (RS) 82 OVR
Kip Edwards Sophomore (RS) 80 OVR
Craig Larsen Junior 79 OVR
Trey Hobson Junior (RS) 77 OVR
Daniel Ewing Freshman 80 OVR
Sheldon King Freshman 80 OVR
Andre Clark Freshman 78 OVR

Free Safety
Kenji Jackson Sophomore (RS) 81 OVR
AJ Robinson Freshman 72 OVR

Strong Safety
Jarrell Harrison Senior 77 OVR
Ben Wells Junior (RS) 87 OVR
Greg Dean Sophomore 75 OVR

Kicker
Derrick White Freshman 70 OVR

Punter
Willie Tidwell Freshman 75 OVR
Anson Kelton Junior (RS) 83 OVR

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2009 Recruiting

CB Daniel Ewing **** 5'11 164 LBS Bellaire, Texas
ATH Andre Clark *** 5'11 190 LBS Bridge City, Louisiana
ATH Sheldon King *** 6'2 192 LBS La Marque, Texas
DE Joel Hawkins *** 6'3 259 LBS St. Joseph, Missouri
G John Jackson *** 6'2 270 LBS Lee's Summit, Missouri
DE RJ Clark *** 6'2 220 LBS Webster Groves, Missouri

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Tim Tebow Senior QB Florida <<>>
Sam Bradford Junior (RS) QB Oklahoma <<>>
Colt McCoy Senior (RS) QB Texas <<>>

Jahvid Best Junior RB California <<>>
Daryll Clark Senior (RS) QB Penn State <<>>

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Pre-Season Top 25
1. Florida (32)
2. Oklahoma (24)
3. Texas (4)
4. USC (1)
5. LSU
6. Alabama
7. Ohio State
8. Penn State
9. Oklahoma State
10. Virginia Tech
11. Ole Miss
12. Oregon
13. Georgia
14. Boise State
15. Cal.
16. North Carolina
17. BYU
18. Georgia Tech
19. TCU
20. Florida State
21. Nebraska
22. Iowa
23. West Virginia
24. Utah
25. Kansas

Big 12 Outlook
North
Nebraska
Kansas
Colorado
Missouri
Kansas State
Iowa State

South
Texas
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
Texas Tech
Baylor
Texas A&M