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With teams from across the Ozarks playing for a state championship in high school football this Friday, we’ll be carrying two of those games on our airwaves. The Fair Grove vs. Lamar Class 2 State
ESPN the Jock will bring you some of the best High School Matchups of the year. From football to basketball, you will catch the best athletes from Southwest Missouri on the Jock. The Jock also
The Springfield community could soon have another professional sports franchise in the city. Reports say that the USL (United Soccer League) sent a letter of intent to the Springfield City Council earlier this year, expressing
Drury University and its athletic department is mourning the loss of beloved former coach and athletic director Dr. Edsel Matthews. University officials announced Monday that Dr. Matthews passed away Sunday at the age of 83.
After over 40 years on the mic, legendary area broadcaster Rob Evans has passed away. Evans, a Springfield native, graduated from Missouri State University in the early 80s and went on to a career in
The Springfield-area is mourning the loss of a coaching legend in long-time Evangel basketball coach Steve Jenkins. Jenkins was a graduate of Evangel University in 1974, then later became the head coach of the men’s
The Missouri State Bears are making the jump next year from FCS to FBS, and with it comes a big welcome to the big leagues. On Wednesday, Missouri State Athletics announced that a non-conference game
At a press conference Friday morning, Patrick Ransdell introduced himself officially as the next Athletic Director at Missouri State University. The conference was held at 10:00am Friday morning at the Plaster Student Union to a
ESPN the Jock and the Community Blood Center of the Ozarks Team Up For Heartbeat Hero Blood Drive ESPN the Jock is joining the Community Blood Center in encouraging all healthy donors who are at
Missouri State University is narrowing down its choices for who will be the next Director of Athletics for the Bears. On Friday, university officials announced the three finalists for the position, and a timetable for
After over four decades as the “Voice of the Bears” legendary broadcaster Art Hains is revealing when he will be stepping away from the headset. Hains, who took over as the Bears play-by-play voice from
The Glendale High School, and Springfield sports community is mourning the loss of a rising basketball star in 16-year-old Amare Witham. School officials reported said the soon-to-be junior passed unexpectedly earlier this week. As a
