The Chiefs entered the 2016 NFL draft with obvious needs at corner, offensive line, wide receiver and linebacker. After trading their first round pick to San Francisco, they were able to provide much needed depth and stability to an already solid roster.
Read MoreThe term “Mizzou Made” has taken on a new meaning over the past several years as more Tigers find their names being called every year during the NFL Draft. This year, Mizzou failed to produce a first round pick for the first time since 2009 but for Evan Boehm, Connor McGovern and Kentrell Brothers, today […]
Read MoreIn the fourth round and with the 128th pick of the NFL draft, the Arizona Cardinals have selected former Mizzou center Evan Boehm. He was projected to go in the 4th or 5th round by NFL.com and the 6’2, 309 pound lineman possesses impressive power for a center.
Read MoreThe first round of the 2016 NFL Draft came and went, with Kansas City opting to trade out to accumulate ammunition for the remaining 6 rounds. GM John Dorsey pulled the trigger on a savvy move, trading the Chiefs’ pick 28 and 248 to San Francisco for their picks 37, 105, and 178. Recouping picks was […]
Read MoreWell, here we are after 13 games. A long season is still upon us. We die-hards will continue to watch every night if we can, and those of us who do can notice some trends along the way. Obviously, 13 games is a very small sample size based on a 162 game schedule. However, it’s […]
Read MoreOn a night that saw the Golden State Warriors break the 1996 Chicago Bulls’ “unbreakable” record of 73 regular-season wins, Kobe Bryant’s final performance on an NBA court would far out-shadow that moment as he scored 60 points in a 101-96 Lakers victory during his last curtain call.
Read MoreIn what will be remembered as the craziest five seconds in National Championship history, North Carolina and Villanova traded dramatic threes, the second of which by Villanova’s Kris Jenkins at the buzzer, propelled the Villanova Wildcats to its second championship in program history.
Read MoreWell, it’s here again, Opening Day. It should be declared a national holiday, but since it falls on a Sunday this year, we’ll let it slide. A long and tiresome journey awaits baseball fans everywhere:
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