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These schedules give a general overview of Orientation sessions. If you’re attending in person, you’ll receive a detailed schedule, including session locations, when you check in on campus. If you’re attending a virtual session, you’ll get a complete schedule, including Zoom links and other helpful information, by email.

Guests and students will be together in some sessions and separate in others. But don’t worry — after separate sessions, you’ll return to a central location where you can meet up.

Presentations begin shortly after check-in. Optional social activities (and free pizza!) happen throughout the evening and continue through the morning of Day 2.

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Visiting Mizzou

If you’d like to set up a visit to mizzou, contact the director of graduate studies in the program you’re considering at least two weeks prior to your desired visit date. you can also visit virtually..

If you cannot come to campus, consider taking a virtual tour . Prospective students from underrepresented and underserved minority groups are encouraged to apply for the Tigerview campus visitation program, which is an expenses-paid event held in the fall each year.

Preparing to Visit

Research your program of interest before you get to campus to maximize your time..

Create a list of questions you want to ask. GradSchools.com offers a helpful list of questions you might consider asking.

Meet with faculty.

If you would like to conduct research with a specific faculty member, you can contact them directly before to set up an appointment. Our Academic Programs Catalog provides faculty lists with research areas of interest.

Ask about opportunities to meet with students.

Talk to the director of graduate studies about whether current students have been appointed to meet with visitors like you.

Think about areas of campus you’d like to investigate.

Official campus tours include lots of information specific to undergraduates, similar to the virtual tour linked above, so it might be better to ask the director of graduate studies whether current students or staff from the program have been appointed to give graduate tours.

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Admitted students, you're in at mizzou.

Welcome to the Tiger family. There are great experiences ahead of you at Mizzou. Find out your next steps on the way to making the University of Missouri your new home away from home.

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First things first: accept your offer of admission to let us know you choose Mizzou.

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Your $300 enrollment fee ensures that you have a place reserved in the incoming class for the upcoming semester. If you change your mind about Mizzou, this fee can be refunded before May 15.

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Starting Dec. 15, the housing & dining contract will open in the  Housing Portal with a non-refundable $100 application fee. April 15 is the deadline to complete your contract and housing profile to avoid any housing delays.

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Financial aid is an investment in your future. Competitive, general and departmental scholarships are all available to you. Just by going through the admissions process, you’re being considered for Mizzou’s automatic scholarships, too. Mizzou is committed to bringing you an enriching educational experience that pays off in big ways. The future you want is within reach.

Becoming a Tiger means you won’t have to wait until graduation to get out of the classroom and into the work you want to pursue. Our model, called the Missouri Method, means your undergraduate years will include real-world, professional experiences that will kick-start your career. You might report on live news. Start a business. Treat patients. Conduct research abroad. Teach kids to read. Your future is in your hands.

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For out-of-state students, Mizzou offers a straightforward path to becoming a Missouri citizen. Our expert residency advisors will assist you every step of the way, and you’ll earn a tuition savings of an estimated $20,000 per year.

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No matter what you're into, there's something exciting waiting for you on campus. Choose from 600+ student clubs and organizations, 30+ club sports, 50+ Fraternity & Sorority Life chapters, and 31 musical ensembles.

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With more than 30 club teams, including soccer, basketball, Quidditch, bass fishing and more, you'll find a fun way to get moving, no matter your ability or experience. 3,600 Mizzou students participate in intramural sport leagues each semester. You can join an existing team or form your own.

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What are you interested in? Advocacy for a specific cause? Giving back to your community? Or something more laid back, like video games, ping pong or nature trails. Whatever your interests are, there’s a student organization waiting for you.

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Columbia is one of the best college towns in America. It goes without saying that we think so, but so does  Business Insider . With Mizzou in downtown CoMo, you’re right at the beating heart of the city. From pizza, coffee, and sushi to parks, trails and art galleries, you’ll find your new favorite hangout spot steps from campus.

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Mizzou’s rich history over 180 years includes plenty of traditions for you to be a part of. And that’s not even getting into the traditions you’ll create during your time as a Tiger. We can’t wait to see what traditions you start.

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Explore a lab. Meet with a faculty member. See Mizzou Engineering in action.

An on-campus visit gives you a feel for life as a Mizzou Engineer. Come see us and learn more about our degree programs and see for yourself the hands-on and interdisciplinary education found at Mizzou Engineering.

Mizzou Engineering Events Calendar

Visit one of our events this fall to experience a first-hand look into life as a Mizzou Engineer.

Lab Exhibits

• Explore the innovation happening at Mizzou Engineering as departments and research groups open their labs to the public to showcase their work.

Meet Mizzou Day

• Experience life at Mizzou at this day-long experience that includes a University overview presentation, campus tour, complimentary lunch and an academic fair
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Future Engineer Friday

• Learn more about our degree programs and see for yourself the hands-on and interdisciplinary education found at Mizzou Engineering by engaging with student organizations and research laboratories.
• Experience life at Mizzou at this day-lone experience that includes a University overview presentation, campus tour, complimentary lunch and an academic fair

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The MU College of Veterinary Medicine’s mission is to provide veterinary medical education, conduct research, and provide diagnostic and therapeutic services. In keeping with that mission, the Office of Recruitment and Retention and Academic Affairs will provide tours to individuals and groups in the following categories:

• Students considering veterinary medicine as a career choice (primarily high school juniors, seniors, and undergraduate students)
• Donors or potential gift-givers will be given tours by the College’s Development Office or Office of Recruitment and Retention
• Clients of the MU Veterinary Health Center who have made such arrangements through that department.

Appointments are encouraged for individuals and small groups and required for groups of ten or more. Tours for preschool, elementary and middle school students are not available. These groups are encouraged to tour during the annual College Open House.

To arrange a visit, please contact:

Coordinator of Student Recruitment – Douglas Tindall W203A Vet Med Building (573) 882-4397 E-Mail: [email protected]

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REPORT: Mizzou, Kansas set date for 2024 Border Showdown

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Mizzou Men's Basketball has reportedly set a date with Kansas to renew their storied rivalry in 2024. According to a report from college basketball insider Jon Rothstein, the latest chapter of the Border Showdown is scheduled to be written on Sunday, Dec. 8 at Mizzou Arena.

The upcoming 2024-25 regular season will mark the fourth consecutive year that the two rivals will face each other on the basketball court, following the rivalry's nine-year hiatus that stretched from the 2012-13 season to the 2020-21 campaign.

It will also be the second time that the Border Showdown will be held in Columbia since the rivalry game returned in 2021. MU lost its last home matchup against Kansas 95-67 back in Dec. 2022.

The Tigers will be hunting for their first win over the Jayhawks since Feb. 2012 and aiming to bounce back after a nine-point loss to Kansas at Allen Fieldhouse last season.

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Photo gallery: 2024 Summer Welcome under way

Mizzou is preparing for a large incoming freshman class, and many new Tigers are visiting campus this summer as part of the Summer Welcome orientation program. See photos from the activities.

June 26, 2024 Contact: Courtney Perrett, [email protected] Photos by Sam O'Keefe

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Mizzou field days set for sites across state.

Ag centers to host producers, share innovations and practices.

Producers and the public are invited to save the dates for the following regional events in which extension specialists and researchers from the University of Missouri share their agricultural findings.

From August through October, events are planned across the state at Extension and Education Centers (EECs), administered by MU Extension, and at Research, Extension and Education Centers (REECs) that comprise the MU College of Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources (CAFNR) Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station .

Extension and Education Center field days

• Tuesday, Aug. 27 — Graves-Chapple EEC Field Day near Rock Port. The focus will be new technologies in digital agriculture, including drones and sensors.
• Thursday, Sept. 4 (4-8 p.m.) — Hundley-Whaley Farm, Field and Family Day at Hundley-Whaley EEC, Albany. Producers and their families and friends are invited. Supper will be provided.
• Thursday/Friday, Oct. 3-4 — Wurdack Producer Field Days at Wurdack EEC, Cook Station. The theme will be alternative forage options for the Ozarks, including summer and winter annual forages and warm- and cool-season grasses for cattle.

Research, Extension and Education Centers field days

• Thursday, Aug. 1 (7 a.m.-noon) — Northern Missouri REEC Field Day at Lee Greenley Jr. Memorial Farm near Novelty. Complimentary breakfast will be served 7-8 a.m., followed by interactive farm tours with faculty and graduate students. Topics include crops, pest management and livestock. Lunch will be provided.
• Thursday, Aug. 23 (8 a.m.-noon) — MU Ag Research Expo at Fisher Delta REEC in Portageville. Attendees can take part in interactive, hands-on discussions with research faculty, graduate students, staff and industry partners; take a self-guided tour of research fields; and visit industry partner booths. Grab-and-go lunch will be provided.
• Thursday, Sept. 19 (10 a.m.–3 p.m.) The Southwest REEC near Mount Vernon, Mo., will host a Public Field Day and Career Exploration Day. Producers and area high school students can tour the research farm and visit with CAFNR faculty, MU Extension specialists and industry experts about advances in agricultural research and the wide variety of agricultural career paths available.
• Saturday, Sept. 28 — CAFNR Showcase at South Farm in Columbia. Formerly known as South Farm Showcase, this family-friendly event is back.

MU Extension can help farmers take part in the goal of doubling the economic impact of agriculture by 2030 while sustaining natural resources. #2xAg2030. CAFNR research covers almost 14,000 acres across Missouri to help meet the needs of farmers and producers in each region of the state.

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COLLEGE FOOTBALL 25 Rankings Week Showcase

Who are the best teams in ea sports™ college football 25.

Hey College Football Fans,

Welcome back to the Campus Huddle! This week, we have a special “living” edition of the Campus Huddle, centered around Rankings Week.

So what is Rankings Week? 

It’s a time to celebrate various EA SPORTS™ College Football 25 rankings, from the Toughest Places to Play, to the Top Offenses and Defenses, to our final Team Power Rankings before the worldwide launch on July 19. Plus, we’ll have our Sights and Sounds Deep Dive coming Wednesday, showcasing the incredible and unique presentation features coming to EA SPORTS™ College Football 25.

The full Rankings Week schedule can be seen here:

TOUGHEST PLACES TO PLAY

We laid out the significant impact that Homefield Advantage can have on the outcome of games in EA SPORTS™ College Football 25 during our Gameplay Deep Dive Campus Huddle . Audio and in-game modifiers such as blurred routes, incorrect play art, confidence and composure affects, and screen shaking are some of the immersive impacts away teams and players will be forced to contend with. 

But not all Homefield Advantages are created equal. The Development Team worked to compile a list of the Top 25 Toughest Places to Play, factoring in historical stats such as home winning %, home game attendance, active home winning streaks, team prestige, and more.

Rankings are subject to change in future updates.

• Kyle Field - Texas A&M
• Bryant-Denny Stadium - Alabama
• Tiger Stadium - LSU
• Ohio Stadium - Ohio State
• Sanford Stadium - Georgia
• Beaver Stadium - Penn State
• Camp Randall Stadium - Wisconsin
• Gaylord Family Oklahoma Memorial Stadium - Oklahoma
• Doak S. Campbell Stadium - Florida State
• Ben Hill Griffin Stadium - Florida
• Autzen Stadium - Oregon
• Memorial Stadium - Clemson
• Neyland Stadium - Tennessee
• Jordan-Hare Stadium - Auburn
• Williams-Brice Stadium - South Carolina
• Michigan Stadium - Michigan
• Lane Stadium - Virginia Tech
• Rice-Eccles Stadium - Utah
• Darrell K. Royal - Texas Memorial Stadium - Texas
• Kinnick Stadium - Iowa
• Notre Dame Stadium - Notre Dame
• Spartan Stadium - Michigan State
• Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium - Arkansas
• Albertsons Stadium - Boise State
• Davis Wade Stadium - Mississippi State

SIGHTS AND SOUNDS DEEP DIVE

In case you missed it, Kirk Herbstreit is back with our next Deep Dive, taking a look at the sights and sounds featured in EA SPORTS™ College Football 25. The Development Team spent years capturing countless traditions, mascots, fight songs, and more to the game, ensuring all 134 schools and fan bases were represented with pride. These elements make College Football special and unique, bringing the unmatched feeling of game day to your fingertips.  

For even more on the presentation elements and how they come to life, check out the latest Campus Huddle hosted by Senior Game Designer Christian Brandt.

OFFENSIVE/DEFENSIVE POWER RANKINGS

The Development Team meticulously examined hundreds of thousands of data points to arrive at our team power rankings. With help from our friends at Pro Football Focus (PFF), the team analyzed all 134 rosters, thousands of players, years worth of game film, and mountains of stats, ultimately arriving at our Team Power Rankings.

Here are the Top 25 offenses in EA SPORTS™ College Football 25: 

• Georgia - 94 OVR
• Oregon - 94 OVR
• Alabama - 91 OVR
• Texas - 91 OVR
• Ohio State - 89 OVR
• LSU - 89 OVR
• Miami - 89 OVR
• Colorado - 89 OVR
• Missouri - 89 OVR
• Clemson - 87 OVR
• Utah - 87 OVR
• Penn State - 87 OVR
• Ole Miss - 87 OVR
• Kansas - 87 OVR
• Arizona - 87 OVR
• NC State - 87 OVR
• Notre Dame - 85 OVR
• Texas A&M - 85 OVR
• Memphis - 85 OVR
• SMU - 85 OVR
• UCF - 85 OVR
• Florida State - 83 OVR
• Oklahoma - 83 OVR
• Virginia Tech - 83 OVR
• USC - 83 OVR

As the old saying goes, “Defense wins championships.” Here are the Top 25 defenses in EA SPORTS™ College Football 25:

• Ohio State - 96 OVR
• Oregon - 90 OVR
• Alabama - 90 OVR
• Clemson - 90 OVR
• Notre Dame - 90 OVR
• Michigan - 90 OVR
• Texas - 88 OVR
• Penn State - 88 OVR
• Utah - 88 OVR
• Florida State - 88 OVR
• Oklahoma - 88 OVR
• Iowa - 88 OVR
• Virginia Tech - 86 OVR
• Wisconsin - 86 OVR
• USC - 86 OVR
• Auburn - 86 OVR
• LSU - 84 OVR
• Texas A&M - 84 OVR
• Colorado - 84 OVR
• Oklahoma State - 84 OVR
• Louisville - 84 OVR
• North Carolina - 84 OVR
• Kansas State - 84 OVR
• Florida - 84 OVR

TEAM POWER RANKINGS

And the moment you’ve all been waiting for! Here are the Top Teams in EA SPORTS™ College Football 25.

• Georgia - 95 OVR
• Ohio State - 93 OVR
• Oregon - 93 OVR
• Alabama - 92 OVR
• Texas - 92 OVR
• LSU - 90 OVR
• Michigan - 88 OVR
• Miami - 88 OVR
• Texas A&M - 88 OVR
• Ole Miss - 88 OVR
• Colorado - 87 OVR
• Oklahoma - 87 OVR
• Wisconsin - 87 OVR
• USC - 87 OVR
• Virginia Tech - 87 OVR
• Oklahoma State - 87 OVR
• Iowa - 87 OVR

Let us know what you think! Join the conversation today by following EA SPORTS™ College Football 25 on social media and rep your school. Next week, we’ll have even more information to share including our Dynasty Deep Dive where we explore the ins and outs of the mode, recruiting, and more! 

College Football 25 launches worldwide on July 19th, 2024. Pre-order the Deluxe Edition* or the EA SPORTS™ MVP Bundle** and play 3 days early. Conditions and restrictions apply. See disclaimers for details. Stay in the conversation by following us on Facebook , Twitter , Instagram , YouTube , and Answers HQ .

Pre-order the MVP Bundle*** to make game day every day, and get both Madden NFL 25 and College Football 25 with exclusive content.

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Missouri basketball schedule 2024-25: MU adds Mississippi Valley State in nonconference play

Add another game to the Tigers' slate.

The Columbia Daily Tribune learned through an open records request that Missouri basketball will face Mississippi Valley State on Thursday, Nov. 14, at Mizzou Arena. Mizzou will pay the visitors $100,000 for the game, per the competition contract obtained via the request.

Mizzou faced the Delta Devils in MU coach Dennis Gates’ first season in Columbia, during the 2022-23 campaign. The Tigers won 83-62. MVSU went 1-30 last season.

Through the public records request, the Tribune also confirmed previous reporting by the X (Twitter) account Made for March that Missouri will face Eastern Washington on Nov. 11 and in-state Lindenwood on Nov. 27. Each game also will cost MU a total of $100,000, per the contracts provided, and will be played at Mizzou Arena.

The records also confirmed reporting by CBS Sports’ Jon Rothstein that Missouri will open its season at Memphis on Nov. 4 — the opening day of the men’s college basketball season. 

More: Mizzou basketball’s 2024-25 opening game is reportedly set. Who will play for the Tigers?

Those four games make Mizzou’s nonconference schedule more clear, but do not quite complete the slate.

Missouri is under contract to play Kansas in the Border War in Columbia this season, but a date for the matchup has not been set. The Tigers also will play Illinois in the Braggin’ Rights game in St. Louis, with a reported Sunday, Dec. 22, date set for the matchup, per Rothstein.

The Tigers will face Gates’ alma mater, conference-newcomer California, in the 2024 SEC/ACC challenge on Dec. 3 at Mizzou Arena.

Mizzou is expected to play Minnesota in the return leg of a home-and-home. The Tigers won the first leg on the road last season. Missouri reportedly will play two games in the Hall of Fame Classic in Kansas City, which is likely to be held near Thanksgiving. No details for that multiple-team event have been released.

College basketball bracketologist Rocco Miller reported that Missouri will face Pacific during its nonconference slate, but no contract or details of that game were provided in the Tribune’s records request.

Altogether, that’s 11 confirmed or reported games. Missouri is likely to play 13 nonconference matchups, meaning it has room to add two more games.

The Tigers also already know their SEC opponents, as the conference released the matchups for the 2024-25 campaign.

MU will face the following teams at Mizzou Arena: Alabama; Arkansas; Kentucky; LSU; Ole Miss; Oklahoma; South Carolina; Texas A&M; and Vanderbilt.

Mizzou will travel to face the following teams on the road: Arkansas; Auburn; Florida; Georgia; Mississippi State; Oklahoma; Tennessee; Texas; and Vanderbilt.

The league has not yet released the specific dates for when those games will take place.

Before then, here’s an updated look at how the 2024-25 nonconference slate is looking:

Full updated dates for Missouri basketball’s 2024-25 nonconference schedule

• Nov. 4: at Memphis
• Nov. 11: vs. Eastern Washington
• Nov. 14: vs. Mississippi Valley State
• Nov. 27: vs. Lindenwood
• Dec. 3: vs. California
• Dec. 22: Illinois (in St. Louis)
• TBD: vs. Kansas
• TBD: vs. Minnesota
• TBD: Multiple Team Event Game 1
• TBD: Multiple Team Event Game 2
• TBD: vs. Pacific

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Tigers on Tour: Mizzou Summer Baseball Central

COLUMBIA, Mo. –  As we prepare to enter the summer season, numerous Missouri baseball student-athletes are already gearing up for the 2025 season by competing in summer collegiate leagues throughout the country. The Tigers currently have six returning members of their 2024 squad, as well as a pair of incoming signees, on various rosters this summer.

More additions are expected throughout the summer as Mizzou continues to expand its roster in preparation for the 2025 season.

Appalachian League (4) / @AppyLeague Kaden Jacobi – RHP – Tri State Coal Cats / @TriStCoalCats Trey Lawrence* – INF –  Tri State Coal Cats / @TriStCoalCats Josh McDevitt – RHP – Tri State Coal Cats / @TriStCoalCats Brady Picarelli* – OF – Elizabethton River Riders / @ElzRiverRiders

Coastal Plain League (2) / @CPLBaseball Cameron Benson – INF/OF – Boone Big Foots / @BBigFoots

MINK League (1) Tyler Macon – INF – Clarinda A's

MLB Draft League (1) / @mlbdraftleague Victor Quinn – RHP – West Virginia Black Bears / @WVBlackBears

Northwoods League (1) / @NWLBaseball Mateo Serna – C – Minot Hot Tots / @MinotHotTots

*Incoming Class of 2024 signee

Wednesday, June 26 Appalachian League: INF  Trey Lawrence  returned to the Tri-State lineup with a 2-for-3, 3-RBI performance to help the Coal Cats edge Burlington, 8-5, on Sunday (June 23); Lawrence participated in the MLB Draft Combine, June 18-23 at Chase Field in Phoenix ... RHP Josh McDevitt  continues to impress for Tri-State; he has logged a 1.80 ERA and 9 K's over 10.0 innings, spanning three appearances to date.

MLB Draft League:  RHP  Victor Quinn  has been dominant in the MLB Draft League, bringing a 1-0 record with 1 save, as well as a 2.53 ERA and 23 strikeouts, over 8 relief appearances into Wednesday's action for West Virginia.

  Tuesday, June 18 Appalachian League: RHP Kaden Jacobi struck out three hitters in 2.0 innings of Tri-State's 11-3 win over Bluefield on Saturday; in his three appearances to date for the Coal Cats, Jacobi has recorded 7 K's and allowed 3 runs over 7.1 IP...fellow RHP Josh McDevitt has limited the opposition to a .091 batting mark over his first two starts for the Cats.

Coastal Plain League:  INF/OF Cameron Benson  turned in a 3-for-3 performance for Boone Friday (June 14), doubling twice and homering to drive in 3 runs against Martinsville; Benson has been red-hot at the plate, with hits in five straight games entering play Tuesday and a .321 average with 2 home runs and 13 RBIs in his 15 contests with the Bigfoots.

Friday's Lines of the Night are @MizzouBaseball utility player @d1Cam017 from the @BBigfoots and @HTHiToms pitcher @KalerTanner from @unccharlotte pic.twitter.com/xTtaKvwQqr — Coastal Plain League (@CPLBaseball) June 15, 2024

MINK League:  INF  Tyler Macon  logged a pair of two-hit games for Clarina over the last week, including a 2-for-2 effort Saturday; Macon has logged 9 steals while hitting .282 over his first 13 games with the A's.

MLB Draft League:  RHP  Victor Quinn  ran his 2024 summer season strikeout total to 19 K's; Quinn has allowed just 2 hits over his 7 2/3 innings spanning 5 appearances with West Virginia.

Northwoods League:  C  Mateo Serna  enters play Tuesday as Minot's second-leading hitter (.321) through his first 11 games in the Northwoods; Serna belted his first homer of the summer Sunday (June 16) following his second three-hit performance for the Hot Tots Saturday (June 15).

HOMERUN FOR @_mateoserna ?? @MinotHotTots @MizzouBaseball pic.twitter.com/2jRXZHgKzq — Northwoods League Baseball (@NWLbaseball) June 17, 2024

Tuesday , June 11 Appalachian League: RHP Josh McDevitt worked 3.0 hitless innings in Tri-State's 11-0 victory over Kingsport on Saturday (June 8), striking out three and allowing a pair of walks...Incoming freshman INF Trey Lawrence has also logged three starts on the Tri-State infield, collecting three hits for the Coal Cats.

E4 | 11-0, TRI-ST | TRI-ST @ KNG @benroberts_20 strikes out the side in his first inning of relief! Final line for SP @jmcdev6 : 3 IP, 0 H, 0 ER, 2 BB, 3 K Jack Smith leads off for the ???? in the 5th! — Tri-State Coal Cats (@TriStCoalCats) June 9, 2024

Coastal Plain League:  INF/OF Cameron Benson is off to a strong start for Boone with a .262 average, 8 RBIs and 4 SBs through 11 games; the junior transfer has logged hits in five of his last six contests, highlighted by a 3-for-4 night on June 6.

MINK League:  INF  Tyler Macon  is hitting .375 with 6 steals and 7 runs scored through his first six contests with Clarinda.

MLB Draft League:  RHP  Victor Quinn  notched a mound victory for West Virginia June 5 vs. Frederick; the junior turned in an immaculate inning against State College on Sunday and has fanned 12 batters over 4.2 innings for the campaign, allowing just a pair of hits in three total appearances.

Coming out of the bullpen for @WVBlackBears , @Victor_quinn36 wasted no time throwing nine straight fastballs for an immaculate inning! ?? pic.twitter.com/8qm6g8JWqI — MLB Draft League (@mlbdraftleague) June 10, 2024

Northwoods League:  It's fitting that our first TOT Report of the summer is headlined by an actual Tot...a Minot Hot Tot, to be exact--C  Mateo Serna  is making noise in the Northwoods, posting a .450 batting average through his first six games with Minot; the freshman turned in his best performance Monday with a 3-for-3, 3-RBI effort in which he also drew three walks to reach safely in all six of his plate appearances vs. Bismarck.

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Players Mentioned

#29 Cameron Benson

#32 Kaden Jacobi

#27 Tyler Macon

#54 Josh McDevitt

#40 Victor Quinn

#88 Mateo Serna

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SMU Adds to Future Schedule, Has to Start Two-game Series on Road

Andy hodges | jun 28, 2024.

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DALLAS — SMU added a pair of games against an opponent that is impossible to handicap two years down the road. There have been times Missouri State was a dangerous opponent, but who knows what they will be in the future.

The Mustangs announced games for the 2025 and 2026 season against the Bears. Check back to find out whether to hold off on checking an automatic win. In 2022, Missouri State was a landmine for opponents when Bobby Petrino was the coach.

He's gone now and after a stop at Texas A&M for a year, he's the offensive coordinator at Arkansas heading into his first season. His last year with the Bears was a very good 2022 team and they came really close to beating the Razorbacks in Fayetteville during a 6-6 season.

The Ponies have to travel to Springfield, Mo., for a game Sept. 13, 2025. Missouri State will play it's first home game in their inaugural season at the FBS level, joining Conference USA, where the Bears previously won two West Division Championships.

The Bears will come to Ford Stadium on Sept. 26, 2026. That is expected to be the Mustangs' third season in the ACC.

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ANDY HODGES

Sports columnist, writer, former radio host and television host who has been expressing an opinion on sports in the media for over four decades. He has been at numerous media stops in Arkansas, Texas and Mississippi. Follow on Twitter and Facebook

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