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Catch up with Former Missouri Football Players, Including the Barefoot Kicker Who Holds the School Record for Longest Field Goal TIGER KICKOFF // Published by the Columbia Missourian FRIDAY & SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9-10, 2015 FLORIDA AT MISSOURI » 6:30 P.M. SATURDAY TV: SEC NETWORK RADIO: TIGER NETWORK CATCH UP WITH FORMER MISSOURI FOOTBALL PLAYERS, INCLUDING THE BAREFOOT KICKER WHO HOLDS THE SCHOOL RECORD FOR LONGEST FIELD GOAL. PAGE 8 PAGE 2 — FRIDAY & SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9-10, 2015 COLUMBIA MISSOURIAN STARTING LINEUPS TIGER MISSOURI FLORIDA KICKOFF RUNNING BACK QUARTERBACK MU OFFENSE Russell Hansbrough Drew Lock 32 3 SPORTS EDITOR TIGHT END WIDE RECEIVER Greg Bowers Clayton Echard Nate Brown WIDE RECEIVER RIGHT TACKLE CENTER LEFT TACKLE WIDE RECEIVER Wesley Leftwich 82 Nate Crawford Evan Boehm Connor McGovern 2 J’Mon Moore ASSISTANT 18 55 73 77 63 60 SPORTS EDITOR 6 Mark Selig RIGHT GUARD LEFT GUARD Mitch Hall Brad McNulty DIRECTOR OF DEFENSIVE END DEFENSIVE END PHOTOGRAPHY 1 Cece Jefferson 96 91 90 94 Bryan Cox, Jr. 6 Brian Kratzer CORNERBACK NOSE TACKLE DEFENSIVE TACKLE CORNERBACK Vernon Hargreaves III Joey Ivie Jon Bullard Quincy Wilson ASSISTANT DIRECTORS LINEBACKER 24 3 40 LINEBACKER OF PHOTOGRAPHY Brian Poole Jarrad Davis Abby Connolly LINEBACKER Jenny Justus Antonio Morrison CREATIVE DIRECTOR SAFETY 42 20 SAFETY FLORIDA DEFENSE Keanu Neal Marcus Maye Brendan Wray COVER ILLUSTRATION QUARTERBACK Blake Nelson FLORIDA OFFENSE RUNNING BACK Will Grier Kelvin Taylor 21 7 REPORTERS WIDE RECEIVER Jacob Bogage Brandon Powell TIGHT END WIDE RECEIVER WIDE RECEIVER Michael Mandell RIGHT TACKLE CENTER LEFT TACKLE Jake McGee Antonio Callaway Mason Halter David Sharpe Demarcus Robinson Aaron Reiss 4 Cam Dillard 83 81 11 75 51 54 63 78 Tiger Kickoff is published RIGHT GUARD LEFT GUARD every Friday before a home Antonio Riles Trip Thurman Missouri football game. Look for the special edition DEFENSIVE END 56 79 97 91 DEFENSIVE END before home games and an Walter Brady Charles Harris 7 DEFENSIVE TACKLE DEFENSIVE TACKLE 11 expanded sports section Terry Beckner, Jr. Josh Augusta before away games. CORNERBACK 25 30 10 CORNERBACK Kenya Dennis Aarion Penton Online: columbia LINEBACKER LINEBACKER LINEBACKER missourian.com/sports Donavin Newsom Michael Scherer Kentrell Brothers 21 22 Follow us on Twitter: @CoMoSports MU DEFENSE FREE SAFETY STRONG SAFETY Ian Simon Anthony Sherrils Email: sports@ columbiamissourian.com DEPTH CHART » MISSOURI COLUMBIA MISSOURIAN OFFENSE DEFENSE SPECIAL TEAMS » Our offices are located at 1ST STRING 2ND STRING 1ST STRING 2ND STRING MISSOURI 221 S. Eighth St., Columbia, MO 65201 QB Drew Lock E. Printz or M. Zanders DE Walter Brady Marcell Frazier PUNTER (26) Corey Fatony Circulation: 882-5700 PLACEKICKER (99) Andrew Baggett Newsroom: 882-5720 RB DT Russell Hansbrough Ish Witter Terry Beckner, Jr. A.J. Logan HOLDER (9) Eddie Printz Sports: 882-5726 WR1 J’Mon Moore DeSean Blair DT Josh Augusta Rickey Hatley LONG SNAPPER (86) Jake Hurrell On the Web: KICK RETURNER (5) John Gibson columbiamissourian.com WR2 Nate Brown Ray Wingo DE Charles Harris Nate Howard PUNT RETURNER (33) Cam Hilton WR3 Wesley Leftwich Keyon Dilosa SLB Donavin Newsom Clarence Green SPECIAL TEAMS » ON AIR TE Clayton Echard Jason Reese MLB Michael Scherer Brandon Lee FLORIDA TV: SEC Network WLB LT Connor McGovern Malik Cuellar Kentrell Brothers Joey Burkett KICKER (98) Jorge Powell Radio: KTGR/1580 AM PUNTER (19) Johnny Townsend LG Brad McNulty Alec Abeln CB1 Kenya Dennis John Gibson KTGR/100.5 FM KICK RETURNER (4) Brandon Powell KCMQ/96.7 FM PUNT RETURNER C Evan Boehm Sam Bailey CB2 Aarion Penton Logan Cheadle (81) Antonio Callaway LONG SNAPPER (41) Ryan Farr RG SS Mitch Hall Kevin Pendleton Anthony Sherrils Thomas Wilson HOLDER (19) Johnny Townsend RT Nate Crawford Taylor Chappell FS Ian Simon Cortland Browning COLUMBIA MISSOURIAN FRIDAY & SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9-10, 2015 — PAGE 3 Tiger Food! Whether you’re at the game or tailgating at home, team up with Schnucks for a winning lineup! • Pick up our delicious golden fried chicken or party sandwiches from our Deli Department. • Check out our walk-in Beer Cooler for your favorite beverages. • Don’t forget our fresh storemade brats, kabobs or loaded burgers for grilling. Go Tigers! 1400 Forum Blvd. • (573) 446-2800 • schnucks.com ©2015 Schnucks PAGE 4 — FRIDAY & SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9-10, 2015 COLUMBIA MISSOURIAN WHAT’S INSIDE SCHEDULE 09/05 VS. SOUTHEAST MISSOURI W 34–3 09/12 @ ARKANSAS STATE W 27–20 FAMILY WEEKEND/TIGER STRIPE 09/19 VS. CONNECTICUT W 9–6 09/26 @ KENTUCKY L 13–21 GOLD RUSH/MILITARY APPRECIATION 10/03 VS. SOUTH CAROLINA W 24–10 HOMECOMING 10/10 VS. FLORIDA 6:30 P.M. 10/17 @ GEORGIA 6:30 P.M. IMPOSSIBLE? TODDLERS OH, CANADA 10/24 @ VANDERBILT TBA This week’s quiz is easy. TO TIGERS Former quarterback James Well, compared to last The future wide reciever’s Franklin is now called 11/05 VS. MISSISSIPPI STATE 8 P.M. week’s anyway. Take your mom tried her best to “Franklin the Turtle” in the 11/14 VS. BYU (@ ARROWHEAD STADIUM) TBA best shot at conquering prevent her son from Canadian Football League, the test about the playing football, but his where former teammate BLACKOUT Sunshine State. passion never stopped. Henry Josey also plays. 11/21 VS. TENNESSEE TBA 06 13 15 11/27 @ ARKANSAS 1:30 P.M. ADVANCE YOUR NURSING CAREER Invest in your education and advance your career with our AWARD WINNING ONLINE DEGREE PROGRAMS at the University of Missouri Sinclair School of Nursing. *Outstanding faculty and Dean Judith Fitzgerald Miller, ranked as one of the most inluential nursing school deans in the country, shape these programs. Sinclair School of Nursing Awards: 2015 TOP ONLINE PROGRAMS NURSING RN to BSN Master’s in Nursing Doctor of Nursing Practice Doctor of Philosophy • For registered nurses seeking a • Develop competencies in • Develop advanced nursing practice and • Develop competencies in research, schol- bachelor’s degree in nursing teaching or leadership and systems leadership competencies arship, education, informatics and health • Emphasizes clinical problem management • Become a leader in achieving positive care systems solving using evidence based • Prepares learners for innovative patient care outcomes • Assume leadership roles in education, practice educational endeavors and health • Six areas of study from which to choose: research, health care and health policy • Limited on-campus time care initiatives -Nurse practitioner (Family, Mental • Select one of three research areas: • Choose a plan of study that suits • Nurse Educator or Leadership Health, Pediatrics) -Innovation science you in Nursing -Clinical nurse specialist (Pediatrics, -Managing symptoms and Adult Gerontology) promoting healthy behaviors -Nurse executive -Prevention and treatment of trauma across the lifespan nursing.missouri.edu S235 School of Nursing 573-882-0277 or 800-437-4339 Columbia, MO 65211 [email protected] MizzouNursing Sinclair School of Nursing COLUMBIA MISSOURIAN FRIDAY & SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9-10, 2015 — PAGE 5 COPELAND’S CRANIUM ON TAKING TIME TO REMEMBER In 2013, as part of an ongoing series, then-Missouri offensive lineman Max Copeland shared what’s brewing in “Copeland’s Cranium.” His views on life made us laugh and made us think. And in the spirit of Homecoming, we caught up with the man who recently starred in an independent horror film. Here’s what Copeland had to say: By MAX COPELAND, as told to JACOB BOGAGE y earliest memory? I remember can zone out. When you’re out of your When you’re out of your comfort zone, every sense is sharp I was 2 years old being carried comfort zone, every sense is sharp and and everything you taste, you really taste. Every moment Mby a construction worker down everything you taste, you really taste. becomes a really crazy sensory experience because you’re the street, and I just remember Every moment becomes a really crazy that. I remember him feeling weird and sensory experience because you’re so so out of your comfort zone and everything is unfamiliar.” smelling weird. out of your comfort zone and everything MAX COPELAND, former Missouri offensive lineman There were three things I liked in life is unfamiliar. It’s hard to do that, but up to that point: eating toothpaste, eat- everything I remember in my life so I consider myself a bit of a transient, cooking and she pointed to the pan and ing dog food and setting things on fire. far has been so incredibly vivid. There a bit of a rebel. I think I had this ten- said, ‘Max, don’t touch that. That’s hot.’ I snuck out of my crib, walked down- hasn’t been a fog of time that I just dency when I was younger that whatev- And I just looked at her and I put my stairs, opened the door and walked out don’t really remember. er I was told I was supposed to do or hand straight down in the pan and just of my house. I was sucking on a tube of I’m traveling from muse to muse for supposed to think or feel, I just did the burned the flesh right off my hand. toothpaste, and I was trying to play with that reason. I’m a bit of a rolling stone. opposite, because that meant there She told me not to, so I’m gonna do matches about a block away. A con- Football was a huge expression of who was a boundary, and if I could go past it. That’s led me to a lot of conclusions struction worker saw me and brought I was and what I believed. But at the the boundary not a lot of people had that there’s no way I could have come me home. But that last part, just being same time, I think just with how I am, been there. I took pride in breaking the to had I not forced my own path.
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