Category Archives: Mizzou
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Me and Coach Roy
Leave a commentApril 3, 2021 by jacklovelace
When I was editor of the newspaper in Overland Park, Kansas, I was a Mizzou diehard in a nest of …
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Bull rush to the basket
Leave a commentApril 1, 2021 by jacklovelace
After watching a lot of college basketball recently I reached two conclusions to improve the game. One, previously noted, it …
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Just one problem
Leave a commentFebruary 11, 2021 by jacklovelace
I like to offer occasional opinions on sports from the comment section after stories in the St. Louis Post Dispatch. …
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Offensive blind spot at MU
Leave a commentDecember 31, 2020 by jacklovelace
A Mizzou basketball frustration. Martin’s blind spot on caring about offense is puzzling. Defense gives you a chance to win. …
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The Chiefs have a “Lock” on my heart
Leave a commentDecember 9, 2019 by jacklovelace
My NFL sports life used to be simple. The Kansas City Chiefs forever. When I moved to Kansas City in …
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Sports columnist lecture is all wet
Leave a commentNovember 24, 2018 by jacklovelace
After being lectured to by a St. Louis Post Dispatch columnist about how disloyal it was for Missouri football fans …
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Time for a 30 yard penalty
Leave a commentSeptember 24, 2016 by jacklovelace
Targeting in football should not only be an ejection but it needs to be a 30 yard penalty. It really …
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Homers inflict pain
Leave a commentApril 5, 2016 by jacklovelace
I taped an NCAA basketball semifinal the other day on cable, Villanova and Oklahoma. After a while I noticed the …
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Quarterback silly: Media and coaches
Leave a commentJanuary 5, 2016 by jacklovelace
How much time is wasted on who should be the starting quarterback? The media time waste is understandable. It wants …
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RIP Robbert Loggia
Leave a commentDecember 4, 2015 by jacklovelace
Some years back I went on a movie junket for Necessary Roughness starring Scott Bakula. Working for a Kansas City …
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