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EZ Does It

EZ Does It

Hank's Sports Blog — Last June, I had the opportunity to talk with 1st Lt. Eric about his accident over in Afghanistan, as well as the events leading up to it and the subsequent recovery process.
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Life Outside of Basketball: Crews' Impact Spreads Beyond the Game

Life Outside of Basketball: Crews' Impact Spreads Beyond the Game

hankssportsblog.com — The following is a feature I wrote for the Feb. 14 print edition of The University News ... While analysts raved about Saint Louis University's 56-46 triumph over Richmond Saturday evening, the Billiken players were hearing things from a new perspective from a special group of young men.
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Perseverance of a Dream

Perseverance of a Dream

Hank's Sports Blog — Documentary on former SLU guard Femi John
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Oh Captain, My Captain: Denmon scores 29 to lead no. 4 Missouri over no. 8 Kansas

Oh Captain, My Captain: Denmon scores 29 to lead no. 4 Missouri over no. 8 Kansas

hankssportsblog.com — COLUMBIA, MO - After struggling through his last five games, Marcus Denmon roared back Saturday night, racking up 29 points, including nine points in the final two minutes as part of an 11-0 run to help no. 4 Missouri knock off the no. 8 Kansas Jayhawks 74-71 at Mizzou Arena.
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MU introduces Haith to fans

MU introduces Haith to fans

www.themaneater.com — The Frank Haith Era has officially begun at MU. Haith, who was officially named Missouri's men's basketball coach Monday night, was introduced to the public at a news conference Tuesday morning.
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Replacing Blaine: meet your new quarterbacks

Replacing Blaine: meet your new quarterbacks

www.themaneater.com — The Blaine Gabbert era at Missouri ended a year early Monday afternoon when the junior quarterback officially declared for the NFL Draft. Gabbert's departure opens the door for one of two young quarterbacks to take over the Missouri offense.
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Analysis: Insight Bowl matchup presents notable storylines

Analysis: Insight Bowl matchup presents notable storylines

www.themaneater.com — It may be cliché, but the bowl gods finally looked kindly upon the Missouri Tigers, giving them an invite ahead of Nebraska to the Insight Bowl.
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Analysis: Missouri football goes bowling

Analysis: Missouri football goes bowling

www.themaneater.com — As the dust begins to settle on a wild Big 12 football season, fans' attention turns to the mess that is the bowl selection process.
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Analysis: Stability of new Big 12 remains in doubt

Analysis: Stability of new Big 12 remains in doubt

www.themaneater.com — Once at the center of the Big Ten expansion speculation, MU ultimately found itself on the outside looking in.
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Anderson out: Missouri coach leaves for Arkansas

Anderson out: Missouri coach leaves for Arkansas

www.themaneater.com — Mike Anderson was officially named the men's basketball coach at the University of Arkansas Wednesday evening, ending weeks of speculation.
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Coaching search continues as Painter sticks with Purdue

Coaching search continues as Painter sticks with Purdue

www.themaneater.com — Matt Painter will not be the next head coach of the Missouri men's basketball team. After meeting with Missouri officials in Orlando on Tuesday, the 40-year-old three-time Big Ten Coach of the Year award winner opted to sign an 8-year extension with Purdue.
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