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Missouri plays its final game before the holiday break Thursday, squaring off with rival Illinois in the McBride Homes Braggin' Rights game. Tipoff in St. Louis

The Missouri basketball team looks to win its fourth game to open the 2022-23 season when its hosts SIU Edwardsville on Tuesday. The Tigers and Cougars meet at Mizzou

Missouri will continue trying to build its new team identity under first-year coach Dennis Gates when the Tigers host SIU Edwardsville Tuesday in Columbia. Mo.

A streak of tigers is spotted crossing a forest road, the video capturing the incident is now in wide circulation.

Notes (PDF)The Tigers conclude the regular season with a three-game series against Boston College from Thursday to Saturday at Doug Kingsmore Stadium.SERIES SETUP• Who - Boston College (19-31, 5-22 ACC) vs. Clemson (32-21, 10-16 ACC)• Best Ranking - BOC - NR; CU - NR• When - Thursday (6 p.m.), Friday (3 p.m.), Saturday (Noon)• Where - Clemson, S.C. (Doug Kingsmore Stadium)• Watch - ACC Network Extra• Video Announcers - Ron Smith, Pete Yanity• Listen (Radio) - Clemson Athletic Netwo...

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. – Five Tigers competed at 2022 Indoor National Championships on Friday, as they each recorded one of the top 16 marks in the nation this season in their respective events. ACC Champion Daniel Cope challenged the weight throw, while Aman Thornton competed in the men’s 800 meter. Devon Brooks, Lafranz Campbell and Giano Roberts were three of the 16 entrants in the 60 meter hurdles.  Cope, who two weeks ago threw a Jamaican national record 22.28 meter weight throw, finished 15...

With an ambition to promote and preserve national traditions, a young artist in Hanoi is redesigning and giving traditional Hang Trong folk paintings a new life in her own style.

With an ambition to promote and preserve national traditions, a young artist in Hà Nội is redesigningnbsp;and giving traditional Hàng Trống folk paintings a new life innbsp;her own style.

Come Drink With Me (Hong Kong, 1966) Even if you’re not a big fan of wuxia, or Chinese historical martial arts films, you’ve certainly seen Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, so you’re aware of their distinctive visual style. That style, of course, didn’t come out of nowhere, it developed over time, and can be traced back to the work of one man, writer-director King Hu, the creator of the modern wuxia movie. This week we’re looking at Hu’s first three hugely influential films, which e...