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Tigers' touchdown celebration has complex history
Chase Daniel congratulates wide receiver Jared Perry after throwing a touchdown pass during Missouri’s 69-17 win against Nevada on Sept 13. The gesture is meant to reflect the TIgers’ “team-first” mentality, players said.
The handshake players give each other after scoring is a straight-forward gesture and a reflection of a "team-first" mentality. How it came into existence is a lot tougher to explain.
The handshake players give each other after scoring is a straight-forward gesture and a reflection of a "team-first" mentality. How it came into existence is a lot tougher to explain.
Tiger Kickoff: MU's high-powered offense gives canon crew a workout
While fans cheer, the ROTC cadets who shoot of MU's fabled cannon and do pushups corresponding to the Tigers side of scoreboard might root for the offense to slow down its production.
Tiger Kickoff: MU's Patton embraces backup role
The highly-touted Columbia native has embraced his role despite once being considered as the heir apparent to Brad Smith.
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