The Missouri Tigers football program honored former player Cody Schrader by dedicating its athletic performance center as the Cody Schrader Athletic Performance Center. The center, a gift from donors Steve and Lisa Trulaske, is used for weight and agility training. Schrader had a significant impact on the program after being recruited from Division II Truman State and leading all of Division II in rushing yards in the 2022 season.
In other sports news, the No. 15 men’s basketball team lost to No. 19 Kentucky, while the softball team lost 4-5 to Kentucky. However, the baseball team won both games of a doubleheader against Binghamton.
On the wrestling front, three Missouri wrestlers earned spots in the semifinals of the Big 12 Championships, securing bids to the NCAA Championship. Two of them advanced to the Big 12 finals.
Former Missouri players Luther Burden III and Armand Membou were listed as draft prospects with a true “Round-1 grade” by NFL draft analyst Matt Miller. Burden was praised for his explosive playing style, while Membou was recognized for his improvement throughout his junior season.
Missouri basketball coach Dennis Gates invited ESPN’s “College Gameday” crew to come to a Missouri game next season, showcasing the program’s enthusiasm and commitment to excellence. Session 3 and 4 of the wrestling, as well as upcoming games for gymnastics, softball, and baseball were also highlighted in the article.
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