Missouri History Today October 9, 1909: Mizzou Tigers Edge Out Kansas State Wildcats In Debut Matchup
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Missouri History Today October 9, 1909: Mizzou Tigers Edge Out Kansas State Wildcats In Debut Matchup
Missouri History Today September 27, 1975: Tigers Triumph Over Badgers With 6-Point Margin
Quite a few professional athletes go into broadcasting after they retire, and provide colorful commentary or coverage of their former sport. But there’s one who’s made quite a name for himself as a star of stage and screen—a theater stage, that is!
On January 26, 1924, the National Football League franchised the team farthest west of all their teams, the Kansas City Blues.
The University of Missouri football team played the Kansas Jayhawks for the first time beginning one of the oldest football rivalry in the nation. It ended in 2012 when Missouri joined the SEC and Kansas refused to play against Missouri.
The entire University of Missouri football team resigned. They were upset because the university was requiring that players be full-time students with good grades.
The St. Louis Rams were in the Super Bowl vs. the New England Patriots in a game which spawned a scandal.
The Kansas City Chiefs appeared in the nation’s very first Super Bowl.
The Mizzou football team beat Kansas 13-0 and finished their most profitable season to date. They made a profit of $11,490.96 for the year.
