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BAFFLING: Missouri-Saint Louis Couldn't Play ONE Game In Columbia?
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- Jun 9, 2026
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- 1627
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Summary
Missouri Tigers basketball fans are buzzing after a surprising scheduling move: three straight games against the Saint Louis Billikens at the Enterprise Center. Why did Mizzou give up home court advantage, and what does this decision say about Dennis Gates’ strategy and the true history of this so-called rivalry? John Miller unpacks fan frustrations, draws eye-opening comparisons to the Missouri State series, and questions if the Billikens really gave up anything in this arrangement. On the gridiron, new recruit Chris Kasky's “commitment” sparks debate about the shifting meaning of recruiting pledges, while Kobe Rhymes’ official visit to Nebraska stirs the pot. Plus, John Miller weighs in on the Brendan Sorsby betting saga at Texas Tech and calls for integrity in college sports. The episode wraps with a fiery critique of Your Friends and Neighbors’ season two finale—has this show completely lost its way?