Corbin Berkstresser should have been cited for that shirt as well.

Corbin Bergstresser, the University of Missouri Tigers provisional number two quarterback next season, was arrested early this morning by Boone County police. According to KOMU-8 in Columbia, Bergstresser hit a parked car around 3:15 p.m. and then drove off. He was arrested for leaving the scene of an accident and has a $4,500 bond. No one was injured in the accident, so presumably his shirt looked like that when he bought it.
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Majerus: What's a guy gotta do?

This morning at 10 a.m. Frank Haith is expected to arrive at Room 200 in City Hall where Mayor Francis Slay will bestow the Mizzou basketball coach with a key to the city.

A press release sent out yesterday from the Mayor's Office notes that Haith "led the Tigers basketball team to one of their best records in school history."

And, yes, Mizzou's 30-5 record last season was pretty spectacular, especially considering A) how few people knew who Haith was a year ago and B) how many people hated him once they knew who he was.

Still, there's one man in town who has to be scratching his head at Haith getting the key to the St. Louis.
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One of Mizzou's two new helmets features a large tiger emblem.

University of Missouri unveiled new uniforms for its athletic teams Saturday, including the much-anticipated redesign of the school's football helmet that has featured the iconic "M" for four decades. The new outfits -- courtesy of a collaboration with Nike -- now highlight the team's tiger mascot.

And one of the two new designs for the football helmet (right) looks a lot like a mock up that graphic artist (and huge Mizzou fan) Aaron Lademann put up on his website earlier this year. So, what does Lademann have to say about the football Tigers' new gear?
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​If you were to look back a few weeks at the Missouri Tigers, you would think things were going really well for them. They had an historically great season, they won the Big XII conference tournament, and were looking at a top seed in the NCAA Tournament. More >>

Probably my last chance to use the old Tiger ball statue picture for awhile; had to get it in at least once more.

​Okay, so who had St. Louis U advancing and the Missouri Tigers going out in the opening round? Show of hands, please. More >>

Updated with information from the person who designed the helmet and a possible clue that the new Mizzou hard hat will look "shockingly similar" to the image below.

Yesterday, University of Missouri football coach Gary Pinkel confided to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch that the team's new uniform -- to debut April 14 -- will not feature the "M" that's emblazoned the helmet for decades. 

Pinkel would not reveal what the new helmet might look like, but today the following image slipped out via Facebook and other social media.

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​Last Monday, the Missouri Tigers were the number three ranked team in the nation. They were 25-2. They were tied for first place in the Big XII Conference. They were looking at a #1 seeding in the NCAA Tournament. Life was good for the Missouri Tigers last Monday. More >>

Haven't broken this photo out for awhile. Feels good.

​The Missouri Tigers have only lost two games this year; one to a Kansas State team which simply bullied them all over the floor, surprising the Tigers into losing their composure, and one to Oklahoma State. The Oklahoma State loss was a true trap game, a contest against a lesser opponent coming off a huge, important, emotional win. More >>

What the city of Norman, Oklahoma should look like to the Mizzou players flying in.

​On Saturday evening the Missouri Tigers won perhaps their biggest game of the year. Well, okay, biggest of the year so far; the games really only get bigger from here on in. Such is the life of a top five college basketball team. Every game becomes the biggest game. More >>

​Yesterday was national signing day, the day when thousands of high school football players put their names to paper and signed letters of intent to universities across the country. More >>