Tiger Kickoff

Tigers tight end Chase Coffman’s right pinkie was broken last week, but coach Gary Pinkel said he is expected to return in time for the Aug. 30 game against Illinois.

The Missouri football team is looking to continue a notable season in its last game in Columbia of the 2007 season.

After losing a teammate, MU defensive lineman Lorenzo Williams still found the strength to lead his team.

When running back Tony Temple came to Missouri in 2004, he was one of the most hyped recruits in the country. Four years later, injuries and legal trouble have overshadowed his stellar play on the field. Now a senior, Temple will likely play his final game at Faurot Field on Saturday.

Chase Coffman, a 6-foot-6-inch, 245-pound tight end, describes his logic-defying leaps

For Tommy Saunders, working out diligently not only helps gain muscle for the football field, it also lifts his spirits

Darnell Terrell doesn't have much time for it now as a starter for the Tigers, but ever since he was a child he has loved drawing, especially comic book characters.

Bill Cocos, 76, has been at every Mizzou football home game since 1948. That’s 337 games.

Missouri will be seeing double when it takes on Texas Tech on Saturday. The Red Raiders (6-1, 2-1) have striking resemblances to the Tigers (5-1, 1-1).

‘The offense wouldn’t go without’ Adam Spieker, says Missouri quarterback Chase Daniel, who relies on Spieker in MU’s shotgun set.

Junior William Moore overcame a hard childhood to lay hits on, and off, the field.

The chance to play with Marching Mizzou in front of 50,000 fans will give high school bands an experience they won’t soon forget

The Name Game: Six Missouri football players go by aliases. Can you match the player and real name.