If Lock returns to Missouri, coach Barry Odom should have a team that could contend for the SEC East title with a potential Heisman candidate under center.
In the team’s New Year’s Eve win over Alabama, star junior Sophie Cunningham went down with a knee injury and was clearly in a lot of pain.
Despite that, the Tigers still signed an impressive class and should get immediate help from a number of freshmen, including pitcher Lauren Rice, who could help combat some of the team’s pitching issues.
Earleywine’s contract expires after this season and a big year could help his case for a better extension, which he’s optimistic will come from athletic director Jim Sterk.
Odom has addressed a number of depth concerns with some early signings, but can he add a few impact guys in the final month to get the Tigers’ class into Top 30 territory?
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- Mizzou's Cunningham hurts knee in winSTLtoday.com
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- Tide's comeback against Missouri falls shortTuscaloosa News
- Mizzou women's basketball: First half recap and conference previewRock M Nation (blog)
- Without Michael Porter Jr., this guard is leading Mizzou in points and minutesKansas City Star
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- No. 16 Missouri women win 13th straight, beat Alabama 62-57WTHR
