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Covering Mizzou football for @comosports Talking Creighton athletics for @Jays_247 Helping out with @sprtsbite Reach me at: michaelts2023@gmail.com

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Mizzou's Aaron Rowe ready to display weight-room gains, defensive improvements in 2026

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By Michael Stamps
| The Anniston Star Verified
How in the world could Aaron Rowe be the strongest player on Mizzou’s roster? The online roster lists him at 6-foot-2, 155 pounds. Last year’s said the same. Rowe didn’t undergo a magical growth spurt. And he didn’t snap his fingers to add some muscle. The simplest answer lies in the weight room, where Rowe, now a sophomore, lived during his freshman season and the offseason.
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Midseason Mizzou report card: checking in on each Tiger position group

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By Michael Stamps
| Columbia Missourian Verified
The Missouri Tigers' much-needed week off coincided with the midway point of the college football season. They are sitting at 5-2, with wins over the likes of Florida and Texas A&M and losses on the road at Mississippi State and Ole Miss. Most of the position groups saw some sort of overhaul in the offseason, whether it was a transfer joining the squad or a younger player moving up the ranks. Those changes led to a bit of offseason skepticism, some of which has been disproven and some of which...
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Midseason Mizzou report card: Checking in on each Tigers position group

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By Michael Stamps
| Columbia Missourian Verified
The Missouri Tigers’ much-needed week off coincided with the midway point of the college football season. They are sitting at 5-2, with wins over the likes of then-No. 8 ranked Florida and Texas A&M and losses on the road at Mississippi State and Ole Miss. Most of the position groups saw some sort of overhaul in the offseason, whether it was a transfer joining the squad or a younger player moving up the ranks.
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