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What's On
Well here's something that's on tonight...
ESPN will honor Mizzou's football team with a Stuart Scott ENSPIRE Award for last fall's protest tonight: https://t.co/78uUzaXmqa
— Tod Palmer (@todpalmer) July 12, 2016
1/4 done with SECMD
The Trib (Blake Toppmeyer): SEC Media Days: Sankey says sports can help unite country amid unrest
KC Star: SEC commissioner Greg Sankey: Conference is about more than sports
AL.com: Don't believe the hype about SEC Media Days
AL.com: SEC Media Days is a summer tent revival like no other
AL.com: What SEC Media Days looked like in the 1980s
Florida
ESPN.com: SEC media days notebook: Florida players ignore Tennessee hype
KC Star: Easygoing Jim McElwain eager to keep building Florida football program
Auburn
The Trib (Blake Toppmeyer): SEC Media Days: Auburn's QB spot up for grabs
KC Star: Auburn’s quarterback battle remains focus as fall camp looms, coach Gus Malzahn says
It's official!
Everyone welcome the newest Tiger to the fam! Give @JakobyKemp a follow #MIZ pic.twitter.com/gEQYm2wCX9
— Rob Fulford (@rfulford) July 12, 2016
MUtigers.com: @MizzouHoops Signs Athletic Forward Jakoby Kemp of Utah
The Trib: Kemp working out with Tigers after inking financial aid agreement
Post-Dispatch: Jakoby Kemp adds to Mizzou frontcourt
KC Star: Missouri basketball announces signing of forward Jakoby Kemp
Happy retirement, Big Fundamental
Post-Dispatch (Ben Frederickson): The time Tim Duncan torched the Tigers
The box score showed a dominant double-double. The game story showed one ticked-off Tigers coach.
Duncan, the Demon Deacons' 6-foot-10 All-America center, was "really a good basketball player," according to Stormin' Norm Stewart, who couldn't help but point out his belief the future No. 1 pick in the NBA draft received whistles his players didn't.
"(The officials) seem to recognize who he is, though," Stewart said in Vahe Gregorian's account for the Post-Dispatch. "He's got a nice reputation. We need one of our guys to have that."
You can find the box score to this game here. Duncan was unbelievable, Wake freshman (and St. Louis native) Loren Woods had 10 points and four rebounds, and Mizzou's Jason Sutherland kept Mizzou in striking distance, going 7-for-13 on 3-pointers and scoring 23 points. (And yes, Mizzou was whistled for 21 fouls to Wake's 12.)
UGH. Best wishes to the Loos family
Post-Dispatch: Cancer strikes Loos family again
Thank you for all the thoughts and prayers for our family. God only gives you what you can handle. https://t.co/loKqSdnMhi
— Brad Loos (@CoachBLoos) July 12, 2016
Another Olympian!
The Missourian: Rio waiting game over for Missouri swimming's Mikel Schreuders