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GALLERY: Missouri men's basketball media day

Tuesday, October 12, 2010 | 9:59 p.m. CDT; updated 12:05 a.m. CDT, Wednesday, October 13, 2010

Marcus Denmon speaks with members of the press during media day at Mizzou Arena. The junior guard will be picking up leadership responsibilities for the Tigers this season.   ¦  Alex Giddings

BY Alex Giddings

Missouri men's basketball hosted it's preseason media day on Tuesday. Head coach Mike Anderson and members of the 2010-11 squad met with members of the media.

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  Freshman Phil Pressey, left, and junior Matt Pressey, right, pose for portraits during media day at Mizzou Arena. The brothers are both new to the Tigers roster this season.
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  Ricky Krecklow, left, and Michael Dixon, right, take a break from talking to the press to take some shots on Media Day at Mizzou Arena.
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  Kim English talks to the press during media day at Mizzou Arena on Tuesday. English said he considered himself the voice of the team.
  

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