Mizzou Volleyball Defeats Texas, Moves to First in SEC; The Buzz, November 2, 2024

Missouri Tigers volleyball is getting hot at just the right time.

The Tigers secured their seventh-straight win Friday night in a 3-2, upset win over No. 9 Texas. The win ties Missouri with Texas and Kentucky for the No. 1 spot in the SEC.

Missouri is just the second SEC team to defeat the back-to-back defending National Champions this season, joining Texas A&M. It's the first victory over a top-10 team for Missouri since 2016.

Missouri will look to continue the momentum under second-year head coach Dawn Sullivan in its final seven games of the season. Sitting at 16-5 on the season, the win over Texas could serve as a launchpad for the Tigers.

Friday's Results

• SEC Cross Country Championship: Missouri finished No. 5 in men's and No. 13 in women's
• Swim and Dive vs. Texas A&M: Missouri lost 168-132 in both men's and women's

Saturday's Schedule

• Tennis at TCU Jae Foundation Fall Open at Fort Worth, Texas
• No. 9 Wrestling at Northern Colorado - Watch

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• SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey issued a memo to teams to address players faking injuries in order to stop the clock. "As plainly as it can be stated: stop any and all activity related to faking injuries to create time-outs," Sankey wrote in the memo. Consequences for feigning injuries were also put in place.

Greg Sankey sent a memo to SEC coaches & ADs ordering them to stop directing players to feign injuries & instituting penalties that include, on a 3rd offense, a coach suspension, per a copy obtained by @YahooSports.

"Play football & stop the feigned injury nonsense," he writes. pic.twitter.com/1ShgBeve9V
— Ross Dellenger (@RossDellenger) November 1, 2024

• Missouri director of athletics Laird Veatch announced the program will be participating in revenue sharing "at the highest levels." The program also plans a significant raise in ticket prices in the coming years. Veatch outlined the resource plans in a letter to fans.

• The Arizona Cardinals activated former Missouri defensive end Darius Robinson to the active roster. However, head coach Jonathan Gannnon said the first-round pick will not be playing in the Cardinals' matchup with the Chicago Bears this weekend.

Jonah Williams will not play this week. The Cardinals RT was designated to return this week. Darius Robinson won’t play either for the Cards against the Bears @PHNX_Cardinals pic.twitter.com/08ZiyIDETw
— Bo Brack (@BoBrack) November 1, 2024

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