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PrintCOLUMBIA — The MU Tigers basketball team, the underdog in its matchup with Memphis, defeated those other Tigers. Here's a roundup of what other publications have to say:
Sports Illustrated:
- Five things we learned on Sweet 16 Thursday, by Luke Winn, SI.com.
- Three things we learned from Missouri's aggressive victory by Greg Dohrmann.
Memphis Commercial-Appeal:
- In this game, ball bounced right for other Tigers, column by Geoff Calkins
- Missouri's press beats Tigers at own game, Scott Cacciola
The Kansas City Star:
- Long-shot Missouri wins big, Column by Joe Posnanski
- MU notebook
- Curator says MU will pay to keep Anderson, Mike DeArmond
- Tiger Country: Missouri is at threshold, Upon Further Review blog
St. Louis Post-Dispatch:
- Columnist Bryan Burwell: Mizzou all the way? Why not?
- Columnist Bernie Miklasz: The Fastest 40 Minutes become the Fiercest 40 Minutes
ESPN:
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- MU's Zaire Taylor talks to fans and signs autographs at the Mizzou Arena on Sunday after the team arrived back in Columbia.
- Ross Steelman, left, and Mathew Rothermich play basketball outside the Mizzou Arena. Their parents, like many Mizzou fans, were present to welcome back the basketball team after its successful stint at the NCAA tournament.
- MU men's basketball team head coach Mike Anderson speaks with the media at the Mizzou Arena on Sunday. A reception was held at the Arena to welcome the team home.
- Mizzou basketball fans wait outside Mizzou Arena on Sunday to greet the team as they arrived back from Glendale, Ariz., and its trip to the NCAA tournament.
- J.T. Tiller is welcomed home by fans as he gets off the team bus Sunday afternoon.
- Mizzou fans cheer and take pictures as the MU men's basketball team arrives outside the Mizzou Arena from Glendale, Ariz., on Sunday.
- MU's Kim English signs autographs for fans outside Mizzou Arena on Sunday after the team arrived back in Columbia. Mizzou fans gathered to welcome back the team after its trip to the Elite 8 in the NCAA tournament.
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