Mizzou Volleyball Faces Important Week at Home; The Buzz, Wednesday, Nov. 6, 2024

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Missouri Tigers setter Marina Crownover (22), a former Texas Longhorn, reacts with her teammates, including middle blocker Morgan Isenberg (9) after scoring a point during the Longhorns' match-up with the Missouri Tigers at the Gregory Gym in Austin, Nov. 1, 2024. | Sara Diggins/American-Statesman / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images

Recently, the Missouri Tigers took down the former top-ten ranked Texas Longhorns in volleyball. Now, still unranked, the Tigers face an important home stretch at the end of its season, taking on the Georgia Bulldogs on November 5 and the South Carolina Gamecocks on November 10.

After upsetting the Longhorns on the road, the Tigers remained unranked in the most recent national poll. The win bumped them up to a 16-5 record, good for second in the SEC conference. The recent performances of Mychael Vernon and Jordan Iliff have propelled the Tigers to the top of the SEC, something that was not initially anticipated at the beginning of the season.

The next two matchups for the Tigers will be very important for Missouri in order to remain in the top section of the conference and keep its NCAA tournament hopes alive.

Today's Schedule

• Volleyball vs Georgia in Columbia, Mo, Watch, Stats

Mizzou Results

Nothing today.

Did you notice?

• Missouri football slotted in the No. 24 spot in the initial College Football Playoff rankings, one spot ahead of Navy and one behind Clemson.

November 5️⃣ #CFBPlayoff Selection Committee Rankings 🏈🏆

2️⃣4️⃣. Missouri // @MizzouFootball pic.twitter.com/Z1NQlXDtu0

— College Football Playoff (@CFBPlayoff) November 6, 2024

• 3-star WR Kenyon Alston is officially visiting Columbia for the Tigers' SEC rivalry showdown against Oklahoma this Saturday.

2026 Orlando WR Kenyon Alstonhttps://t.co/evlKTBOvIc https://t.co/wGBMCwgVh9

— Power Mizzou (@PowerMizzoucom) November 5, 2024

• Oklahoma football coach Brent Venables said that Oklahoma's recruiting battles with Missouri "are not spicy for him", but only for the fans and social media.

"It's not spicy for me," Brent Venables says of #Sooners recruiting battles with Missouri. "Spicy maybe for the media or the fans, but staff-wise, it hasn't."

— Mason Young (@Mason_Young_0) November 5, 2024

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