Hopefully Missouri Southern’s basketball coaches didn’t spend much time early in the season scouting Central Oklahoma.
While the Lions and Bronchos are in the same five-team “pod,” they have yet to play each other this season. And now, they will meet twice in the last week of the season.
Missouri Southern’s home doubleheader against the Bronchos on Thursday night was postponed because of poor travel conditions. It has been rescheduled for Monday night, starting with the women’s game at 5:30.
Missouri Southern teams — both battling to secure postseason tournament spots and possibly homecourt advantage for the play-in games — now have three games next week.
After meeting the Bronchos on Monday night, the Lions will play Sonic Trophy Series games on Wednesday night at Pittsburg State and then have their rematch with UCO next Saturday afternoon in Edmond.
Missouri Southern Sports
Postponement leaves Lions with busy week
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Marcus Moeller promoted to head coach at Mid-America Christian
Marcus Moeller was promoted to women’s basketball head coach at Mid-America Christian University in Oklahoma City on Friday.
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Southern ace Abell to rest arm
Brett Abell has placed his hopes for a professional baseball career on hold.
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Brandon Williams signs four-year contract with Ravens
On the same day the Baltimore Ravens received their Super Bowl XLVII rings, Brandon Williams signed with the Ravens.
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Joplin's Brett Graham signs with MSSU baseball
A signing ceremony for Missouri Southern-bound Brett Graham, Joplin High School’s slugging third baseman, was held on Thursday.
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MIAA schools take track, field honors
National championships by Pittsburg State thrower John Talbert and Lincoln hurdler Sabiel Anderson headlined MIAA performances at the Division II Outdoor Track and Field Championships, which ended Saturday night in Pueblo, Colo.
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Three in Borgard family followed parents to athletic careers at MSSU
Without Rick Borgard’s knee injury midway through his high school football season and Sharon Fees’ change of mind before entering college, the Missouri Southern blood that runs predominantly through their family may have never started pumping.
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Hardy earns All-America honor in high jump
Jumper Whitney Hardy notched Missouri Southern’s fifth All-America honor on Saturday in the Division II Outdoor Track and Field Championships.
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MSSU's Green, Reagan earn All-America honors; PSU's Talbert wins discus
Dustin Green and Brittani Reagan gave Missouri Southern two more All-America performances on Friday in the outdoor track and field championships.
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2 Lions earn All-American track honors
Missouri Southern freshmen Kaylee Morgan and Brittani Reagan earned All-America honors in the long jump on Thursday during the first day of the NCAA Division II Outdoor Track and Field Championships at the Neta and Eddoe DeRose Thunderbowl.
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Division II track championships begin today
Almost half of Missouri Southern’s 16 entries are top-8 seeds in this week’s NCAA Division II Outdoor Track and Field Championships.
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