Mizzou Swim and Dive Holds Lead After Day 2 of Mizzou Invite: The Buzz

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Missouri swimming and diving alumni Mikel Schreuders competes in black and gold during his time with the Tigers. | Mizzou Athletics

Missouri swimming and diving continued to hold the lead on Day 2 of the Mizzou Invite on Friday.

The men's team leads with 1,100 points and the women with 1,137.

Missouri's diving squads swept the podium for a second straight day. Senior Gabriela San Juan Carmona won the 1-meter diving event with a score of 289.30. Meanwhile, senior Collier Dyer also won the 3-meter diving event with a score of 425.65.

Sophomore Luke Nebrich earned first place in the men's 50 free with a time of 18.82. Junior Francesca Smith took first on the women's side of the event with a 22.49 mark.

Luke Nebrich adds another win and NCAA qualifying standard in the 50 free with a 18.82 swim. Francois Malherbe also hits a NCAA qualifying standard going 19.43 ⏱️#MIZ🐯🌊 pic.twitter.com/mOHDkWYq9R

— Mizzou Swimming & Diving (@MizzouSwimDive) November 22, 2025

The meet will close out Saturday, with the preliminary rounds beginning at 9:30 a.m., followed by the finals at 5:30 p.m. The meet will be broadcast on the SEC Network+.

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Here's the morning buzz for the weekend of Nov. 22.

1. Friday's Mizzou Results
2. Mizzou's Weekend Schedule
3. Did you notice?
4. Mizzou Quote of the Day:
5. Read more Missouri Tigers news:

Friday's Mizzou Results

Mizzou's Weekend Schedule

Saturday

• Football at No. 8 Oklahoma at 11 a.m. on ABC - Watch, Listen, Live Stats
• Volleyball in the SEC Tournament: Round 2 vs. Ole Miss at 30 minutes following the 3 p.m. match on the SEC Network+ - Watch, Live Stats
• Women's cross country in the NCAA Championships in Columbia, Missouri at 9:20 a.m. - Watch, Live Stats
• Swim and Dive at Day 3 of the Mizzou Invite

Sunday

• Women's basketball vs. Washington State in Kissimmee, Florida, at 2 p.m. - Listen, Live Stats

Did you notice?

• Oklahoma will be without one of its top defensive players against Missouri on Saturday, per a report. View the full availability reports for the game here.

Oklahoma star defensive lineman R Mason Thomas is expected to miss tomorrow’s game against No. 22 Missouri due to a lower body injury, sources tell @CBSSports pic.twitter.com/fOwF5M5SuO

— Matt Zenitz (@mzenitz) November 22, 2025

• Missouri alumnus Michael Porter Jr. led the Brooklyn Nets in scoring Friday night in a win over the Celtics, scoring 33 points. He also grabbed eight rebounds. He leads the Nets this season in both points and rebounds.

MPJ was HOOPING HOOPING!

dropped the last 14 to close it out 🔥 pic.twitter.com/Y7Sr5sGBdA

— Brooklyn Nets (@BrooklynNets) November 22, 2025

• The NCAA turned back a ruling that would've allowed collegiate athletes to bet on pro sports.

BREAKING: The NCAA announces that D-I schools have voted to RESCIND the rule that would have allowed college athletes to bet on pro sports.

Betting on pro sports will remain against NCAA rules. https://t.co/B3A89XoLGn

— Amanda Christovich (@achristovichh) November 21, 2025

Mizzou Quote of the Day:

“Professional suicide."

Norm Stewart on his team’s schedule