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Mizzou Recruiting Notebook: Legacy visitor; Junior Day, offer reactions

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Thank you @MizzouFootball for having me out for a spring practice and visit! Great to see the team getting after it! Thank you @Coach__Gleeson for the 1-1 time enjoyed our conversation! Also got meet one of the best QB’s to do it at Mizzou Brady Cook! #MIZpic.twitter.com/W4R2MtaM9L
— Wyatt Erickson (@_WyattErickson) March 19, 2025

The son of former Tigers defensive tackle Steve Erickson, Wyatt Erickson stepped into familiar territory Tuesday.

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Fueled by disrespect, Sean Brady carries a Philly-sized chip on his shoulder into UFC London’s headliner

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America’s Sean Brady will be public enemy No. 1 in London against Leon Edwards. (Jeff Bottari/Zuffa LLC)Jeff Bottari via Getty Images

No one likes to be overlooked, but it can be one of the greatest motivators a fighter can receive. Just ask UFC welterweight Sean Brady, who feels it daily despite teetering on the precipice of title contention.
Brady, 32, has been relegated to perpetual dark horse status since his lone MMA loss in October 2022. That night, the now-champion Belal Muhammad snapped Brady’s perfect 15-fight unbeaten streak with a second-round knockout few saw coming.

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Baylor holds off Mississippi State in final seconds to win 75-72 in March Madness

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RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — Robert Wright scored 19 points, V.J. Edgecombe added 16 and No. 9 Baylor squeaked past No. 8 Mississippi State 75-72 on Friday in the first round of the NCAA Tournament.
Langston Love added 15 points and Norchad Omier had 12 points and nine rebounds for the Bears (20-14), who led by 11 points in the second half but had to hold off the Bulldogs in the final seconds — and even tenths of seconds.
Josh Hubbard had 26 points to lead the Bulldogs (21-13), who were seeking their first March Madness victory since 2008.

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Kentucky learned the hard way no March Madness lead is safe

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The Kentucky Wildcats are probably breathing a GIGANTIC sigh of relief.
On Friday, Kentucky was rolling against the Liberty Ladyflames during the first round of March Madness as senior guard Georgia Amoore led the charge with 23 points by halftime. Head coach Kenny Brooks had his squad cooking well into the fourth quarter. However, foul trouble by post players Clara Strack and Teonni Key eventually hindered the Wildcats in the paint, and Amoore, who started 8-for-12, struggled to get anything to fall. YIKES.
That’s when Liberty went into overdrive.

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