STF's Endorsment for the President for College Basketball
stormingthefloor.com 2/6/2008 — Today is Super Tuesday in the world of politics, which means that we may actually know each party's nomination before we go to sleep tonight. With that in mind, we here at STF figured we might as well endorse the candidate that is best for college hoops world.

Introduce Yourself Class
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President Tiller leads Tigers to win
bullyforoldmizzou.blogspot.com 2/7/2008 —

Football Announces 2008 Recruiting Class :: Tiger Coaches Attract Highest Ranked Class Ever at Mizzou
mutigers.cstv.com 2/7/2008 — Feb. 6, 2008 COLUMBIA, Mo. - Twenty-three standout student-athletes have signed a National Letter of Intent (NLI) to attend the University of Missouri and play football for Head Coach Gary Pinkel , as announced today by Mizzou's head coach. Momentum ...

Petrino 'pulls a big surprise' in Arkansas recruiting debut
usatoday.com 2/7/2008 — After all the acrimony that followed new Arkansas coach Bobby Petrino's abrupt exit from the Atlanta Falcons, national signing ...

Success pays off for B.C., Missouri — USATODAY.com College Football - Top Stories 2/7/2008
They had their days in the sun and near the top of the polls last fall. Boston College, Kansas, Missouri, Oregon and South Florida ...

Arkansas 2008 recruiting class — Latest Sporting News Articles for College Football 2/7/2008
Joe Adams, WR, 6-0, 175, Central Ark. Christian, Little Rock, Ark. Lavunce Askew, DL, 6-3, ...

Missouri 2008 recruiting class — Latest Sporting News Articles for College Football 2/7/2008
COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) -- Players signed by Missouri on Wednesday, with position, height, weight and ...

Arkansas hires Rams secondary coach as DC — Latest Sporting News Articles for College Football 2/7/2008
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (AP) -- Arkansas hired its second defensive coordinator in about a month Wednesda...

Mizzou reaps benefits of players changing minds — Latest Sporting News Articles for College Football 2/7/2008
COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) -- In the not too distant past, Missouri had almost no shot at enticing a top rec...