Mizzou Softball

[skeezix]

15 of the 16 SEC members have softball programs (only Vanderbilt doesn't field a team). 14 of the 15 qualified for the NCAA tournament. So, the Tigers are the only team that failed to get in. We should hope that this is just a blip on the radar, and not their contracting the "Mizzou Baseball Plague".

[winonsports]

This is not a blip on the radar for a troll like skeezix.

He contradicts how a normal Mizzou fan reacts by reveling in any setbacks a Tiger team may have.

[rezero]

15 of the 16 SEC members have softball programs (only Vanderbilt doesn't field a team). 14 of the 15 qualified for the NCAA tournament. So, the Tigers are the only team that failed to get in. We should hope that this is just a blip on the radar, and not their contracting the "Mizzou Baseball Plague".

This gets a pass due to the season we had last year, but will be addressed if things do not turn around.

[Armchair QB]

15 of the 16 SEC members have softball programs (only Vanderbilt doesn't field a team). 14 of the 15 qualified for the NCAA tournament. So, the Tigers are the only team that failed to get in. We should hope that this is just a blip on the radar, and not their contracting the "Mizzou Baseball Plague".

Softball has history of success, very nice new stadium, good coaching, lots of resources to bounce right back. This is a blip on the radar.

Baseball has deep issues and it starts at the top. Horrible HC / leader and that’s impossible to overcome. Bad stadium in an even worse location. The Devine and MATC are nice though. But not much resources to work with otherwise. That isn’t getting fixed until the University wakes up to the reality that baseball is a BIG deal in the SEC and we got into the conference - so we’d better make that a priority.

[winonsports]

Mizzou finished the regular season (May 11) #36 in the NCAA RPI.

That's better than tournament teams Kentucky, Washington, No Carolina, Indiana, Northwestern, UConn and Coastal Carolina