I’m sore Sunday: Allen talks about why the St. Louis Cards don’t need to panic, MSU’s baseball’s MVC chances and the greatest kickball upset ever.

Episode: 5/20/2012

Sucka Free Sunday — sponsored by Harbell’s Grill and Sports Bar

• The St. Louis Cardinals don’t need to panic — and calling up Matt Adams is perfect.
• MSU baseball’s MVC tourney chances are pretty good.
• TAG was involved in one of the most significant kickball upsets ever.
  
• Scoreboard segment
  
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The Gardenheads will release its new album Thursday, May 24 at Outland. This week they released the video for lead single “Highway 65 Blues”. The concept is simple: van + road trip + lawlessness + awesome cameos. Grand theft auto becomes drinking and driving which turns into driving while intoxicated (not actually … legally, though, it was all theatrics and the van wasn’t actually moving at all … that’s a damn good green screen). It should also be noted that for periods of the DWI, there isn’t anybody driving at all. There’s also an awesome sorcerer battle and cameos by Samuel Clemens, Batman on a skateboard, shotgun-toting and magic mushroom chomping Jesus, David the Gnome, and Ronald McDonald wasted mowing the lawn. So, yeah, it’s a fun video. Check it out. The Gardenheads will also be in studio for SGF Local Live Sunday, May 27.

When Steve Warren is in town, the TAG crew makes time for the former NFL defensive lineman — and vice versa.

Warren, a former Green Bay Packer, Nebraska Cornhusker and Kickapoo High School Chief is back in his hometown doing some legwork for the imminent launch of his D.R.E.A.M. Springfield chapter and second-annual From the Field to the Court football/basketball featuring himself and former Kickapoo Chief/current Minnesota Timberwolves forward Anthony Tolliver.

Taking a seat in the TAG HQ studios, Warren took some time to talk to TAG’s Allen Vaughan and Brett Johnston to discuss his organization/camp, concussions, bounties and he even busted out some a capella singing that’s worth a listen.

Mother’s Day: Allen talks SGF Cards manager Mike Shildt’s frisbee skills, MSU football big picture & Team Fusion’s Eric Stevens talks Bang-A-Palooza May 19.

Episode: 5/13/2012

Mother’s Day — sponsored by Harbell’s Grill and Sports Bar

 
• Interview: Team Fusion’s Eric Stevens talks Bang-A-Palooza (May 19 at HoJo)
• SGF Cards manager Mike Shildt must be a hippy after that helmet frisbee at the ump.
• What kind of a future does Terry Allen have with MSU football?
• Scoreboard segment
  
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While most SGFers grew accustomed to former SGF Cardinals manager Pop Warner’s laid-back style, current Cardinals manager Mike Shildt is making sure we know he’s not the same guy.

The Texas League has suspended Shildt for 3 games after he made inappropriate contact with an umpire while arguing balls and strikes during a game with the Northwest Arkansas Naturals in Springdale. Upon reading the News-Leader’s story, it’s described as incidental. But after watching this video, I’m no so sure. Of course, the ejection came the night after SGF was no-hit by NWA.

Either way, understand that with Shildt frisbeeing his batting helmet at an ump and hitting coach Phil Wellman being best-known for the greatest managerial blowup in minor-league history, the SGF Cardinals are now equipped with the most entertaining coaching staff any fan could ask for.

The last time most of us saw Tim Huskisson play basketball, it was at Willard High School and he was 6-foot-4, 190 pounds. After one season at Division I Northern Colorado, where he started 17 of 28 games and averaged 6.5 points and 3.3 rebounds per game, he’s 6-5 “and some change,” hovering around 203 pounds.

Huskisson, a business and communication double major at UNC, stopped by TAG HQ (334 W. Walnut B) to hang out in the studio with TAG’s Allen Vaughan and Brett Johnston to catch up on his past season. The topics: Whether or not he’s transferring to Missouri State, getting so much playing time early, dunking on people (including UNC teammate and Branson native Tate Unruh) and much more.

You can stream the audio here or you can download it as an MP3. And, you can always find exclusive one-on-one interviews like this by subscribing to TAG Media’s podcast feed via ITunes.

Hydration is Key Sunday: Allen talks about the Blues’ misery, how MSU’s Nick Petree is unhittable and what Austin Ruder’s commitment to MSU means big picture.

Episode: 5/6/2012

Sleep is for the weak Sunday — sponsored by Harbell’s Grill and Sports Bar

 
• Missouri State’s Nick Petree is the best pitcher in school history — according to stats.
• The St. Louis Blues got swept. Sad.
• Nixa’s Austin Ruder commits to MSU hoops. Will it help the Bears land NHS teammate Jalen Norman?
• The HS hoops coaching carousel continues to spin out of control.
  
• Recap of TAG HQ grand opening
  
• Facebook.com/TheHighRoadShow
  

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photos by Brett Johnston

This is just one way that TAG's staff gets ready for sports trivia dominance.

Below is a video demonstrating the type of dedicated routine and concentration it takes to be champions.

Don’t forget to tune in to KOZL at 10:30 p.m. Sunday to see TAG go for a 3-peat vs. Team News-Leader, allegedly consisting of Kary Booher, Matt Schoch, Erin Bolen and Chris Basnett. Do they have a chance? Probably not after seeing this video.

For previous OSS episodes, click here for Week 1 and here for Week 2.

SGF rockabilly quartet St. Dallas & The Sinners is releasing full-length album Hail Mary Saturday at Outland Ballroom. Check out the video for “Old Style”.

After a smashing debut last week as the initial winners of The Showdown, the new head-to-head team sports trivia contest on KOZL’s Ozarks Sports Sunday, Team TAG was invited back to face Harbell’s Grill and Sports Bar.

It wasn’t close.

TAG Media 6 | Harbell’s Grill and Sports Bar 2

TAG is now 2-0 and waiting to take down on a team from Mediacom. Consider the challenge accepted. Watch the segment below and come back later this afternoon for another YouTube special.

OSS Showdown Ep. 2 from Justin Dougherty on Vimeo.

Hydration is Key Sunday: Allen is joined by Harbell’s Derek Bumgarner, and they talk NFL Draft, OSS Trivia and much more.

Episode: 4/29/2012

Street Cred Sunday — sponsored by Harbell’s Grill and Sports Bar

 
• Harbell’s owner/trivia buff Derek Bumgarner co-hosts
• The Chiefs and Rams had good drafts, and the direction of the franchises is clear.
• TAG is going to crush Harbell’s in OSS Trivia Sunday night.
• St. Louis Cardinals are still hot, but will Matheny amend his baserunning style?
  
• Tough loss for the Blues.
  
• Facebook.com/TheHighRoadShow
  

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When it comes to The Showdown, the score is easy to read:

TAG Media 5 | KOLR/KOZL 4

As a part of a new sports trivia segment on Ozarks Sports Sunday, KOZL’s revolutionary weekend sports show, TAG Media ‘s four-person team of Allen Vaughan, Brett Johnston, Mark Archambeault and Kyle Green (BakedFreshDaily.com) took down KOLR/KOZL sports anchors Dan Lucy and Nick Carboni, as well as the ever-versatile news anchor Kate Stacy.

Watch the segment from last night’s episode and stay tuned for TAG’s victory acceptance speech.

OSS Showdown Ep. 1 from Justin Dougherty on Vimeo.

And, here is our acceptance speech (produced by Baked Fresh Daily)

Hydration is Key Sunday: Allen is at TAG HQ and talks local HS hoops coaching carousel, the STL Cards’ hot start and Brett mutes any KC Royals talk — literally.

Episode: 4/22/2012

Street Cred Sunday — sponsored by Harbell’s Grill and Sports Bar

• Who made a better hire, Republic (Trevyor Fisher) or Willard (Lamont Frazier)?
• If you thought the St. Louis Cardinals would have this kind of a start, without Carpenter, Wainwright and Berkman, you are lying.
• Brett won’t allow Allen to discuss the KC Royals current losing streak. Literally. He discovers the mute button.
• Find out how Pujols is doing with our “Albert took the money and ran, so see how he’s doing.” update.
  
• Facebook.com/TheHighRoadShow
  

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Photos by Kyle Green for TAG.
A photo gallery from JJ Grey & Mofro @ Gillioz in downtown SGF with Cas Haley and Speakeasy.

Sucka Free Sunday: Allen has the day off, but he replays interviews from this week’s podcast featuring Lucas Harrell and Mike Kickham.

Episode: 4/15/2012

Don King Sunday — sponsored by Harbell’s Grill and Sports Bar

• Interview: Lucas Harrell, Houston Astros pitcher
  
• Interview: Mike Kickham, San Francisco Giants minor leaguer
  
• Brett and The KGenius make fun of Allen for not working Sunday, even though he worked a lot to get these interview this week.
• Facebook.com/TheHighRoadShow
  

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Brad Beal, as a player at Chaminde High School.

Florida Gators freshman Brad Beal and Bass Pro Tournament of Champions alumn will declare for the NBA draft, the school announced Friday morning.

The 6-foot-3, 207-pound guard widely regarded as a top-five pick in this year’s draft. Beal will be the Gators’ first one-and-done player since Donnell Harvey in 2000

He averaged 14.8 points and led UF with 6.7 rebounds a game. He was named to the All-SEC first team and All-Freshman team.

As a junior at the 2010 T of C, Beal made the all-tournament team despite an 8th-place finish.

Beal, a shooting guard who often played forward because of injuries, helped lead the Gators to a 26-11 record and a second consecutive Elite Eight appearance.

Here are highlights from Beal back in 2010:

Former Missouri State center — and Missouri Valley Conference Scholar-Athlete of the Year — Will Creekmore has finished his NBA Developmental League season with the Tulsa 66ers and swung through SGF to celebrate his 23rd birthday.

Part of his grand return to the town where he played his college basketball included a trip to the new TAG HQ in downtown SGF and a no-holds-barred conversation with TAG’s Allen Vaughan and Brett Johnston. Former MSU wide receiver and TAG/Creekmore friend Dan Reichert joined the fray, too. Lucky for you, we taped it and have it available for download or streaming below.

The highlights? Aside from all of it, Creekmore discussed banging on the block with former Celtics great Antoine Walker, his penchant for freestyle art and how the NBA D-League travel shenanigans.

Ozark native Lucas Harrell is back in the big leagues, and he had a great 2012 debut on Saturday.

Riding high after his dominating start against the Colorado Rockies — 7 shutout innings — Ozark native and Houston Astros pitcher Lucas Harrell joined TAG sports editor Allen Vaughan for a special High Road extra podcast, live at the new TAG HQ in downtown SGF (334 E. Walnut).

Lucas and Allen discuss his first start, his second-start expectations, the near-300 text messages he received — before the game was over – his ever-expanding cooking acumen.

Sponsored by Bud Light, Harbell’s Grill and Sports Bar, Millwood Golf and Racquet Club, Laurel Bryant, Murney Realtors and the Bank of Urbana.

Sucka Free Sunday: Allen talks about Lucas Harrell’s domination of the Rockies in his 2012 debut, should Bobby Petrino be fired and we talk about fast starts by the Cards and Royals.

Episode: 4/8/2012

Don King Sunday — sponsored by Harbell’s Grill and Sports Bar

• Bobby Petrino is an idiot and a liar, but not a crook. Should he be fired?
  
• The St. Louis Cardinals look just fine, including Furcal and the pitching.
  
• The Kansas City Royals look good, too.
• We debut the “How’s Albert Pujols doing? God, I hope he sucks” update.
  
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Ozark native Lucas Harrell dominated the Colorado Rockies last night.

Not to spoil it, but Harrell shut down one of the best lineups in baseball with the following line:

7 innings, 0 runs allowed, 3 H, 0 BB, 4 Ks

Of course, coming into Spring Training, Harrell was simply fighting for a spot on the roster. At the end of camp, he found himself the club’s No. 2 starter.

Click here to watch the video.

SGF instrumental rock band Slapdash Science will celebrate the release of its album tonight (April 7) at Highlife. They released “Ambulunch” last week on Reverb Nation, check it out.

The Captain’s Son is pop music plain and simple (and no, this doesn’t define “pop”). Paige Byrd’s vocals (and shades) run the roost with a simple and dancey tune. It’s a shame that we found this 3,000 views in (it was released in January), but better late than never. You can find The Captain’s Son at TAG Thursday tonight (4/5) at Outland. The video for “Untitled” is plainly set in a house party shoot for a music video, but follows a story line of romance at the shoot (the twist!). Simple and effective.

Hey SGF! Send us your songs and links to your videos. Brett@tagsgf.com

St. Louis GM John Mozeliak signs a few autograph before the exhibition game.

More than 10,000 people were in attendance at Hammons Field to see the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Springfield Cardinals 3-2, and that’s not counting the people that watched on TV. We know this area is full of Cardinals fans, and that’s why we’ve assembled the ultimate Cardinals notebook, covering all aspects of the exhibition with video and insight.

David Freese is ready to be a star

The David Freese story is simple. Local St. Louis kid becomes World Series hero. But for the narrative to be more than just a one-act story, he has to stay healthy for an entire season — something he hasn’t been able to accomplish in his 3 big league seasons.

Even last year, Freese had only 333 at-bats, going .297/.350/.441 with 10 home runs. In 604 MLB ABs, he has 15 home runs. He’s long on potential — and clutch ability — but short on longevity results.

The most hilarious part of the media interaction was referencing the last time he was at Hammons Field, back in 2010, on a rehab assignment when his season ended after tearing ligaments in his ankle while rounding third base. He looked like he’d been shot by a sniper.

John Mozeliak explains stars’ absence at exhibition

We outline it here, but St. Louis Cardinals general manager John Mozeliak spoke on a few important issues before the exhibition.

• He’s excited about the news on Carpenter, which isn’t an out-for-the-season situation.
• Asked if former SGF Cardinal Lance Lynn can fill the void: “I think we can do this from within as an organization, and we don’t exactly know when Carp will be back. If Carp comes back, Lynn will go back down to the bullpen.”
• He explained the team’s decision to keep some of the stars, including Lance Berkman, Yadier Molina and Carlos Beltran, as well as the entire starting rotation in Florida, rather than coming to the exhibition. “It’s about where guys are at physically and when they were playing. And obviously the game on Wednesday does count. We just wanted to make sure we spread the wealth. … The other thing is our off day is so late and we didn’t want to wear guys out.”
• Mozeliak was also asked about his love of scarves and overall high fashion. After laughing, he replied, “I’m glad to see there’s good fashion in Springfield.” He then, gave some tips, referring to burgundy leather.

Mike Matheny lays out expectations for 2012

New St. Louis Cardinals manager Mike Matheny addressed the media before the exhibition, touching on a number of topics.

• Have the butterflies gone out of your stomach? “Every day is exciting. … I learn something every day. Trying to do that every day, there’s a lot to learn. We have a very talented group of players and talented coaching staff. … It was a good experience. To downplay a win, even in spring training, is a mistake. We want to make winning a habit.”
• He touched about Rafael Furcal, and speculation that he might not be the every day shortstop. “He’s our starting shortstop. That’s why he’s here. A few times we used other guys, it was because timing doesn’t always happen. It takes extra at-bats. … He’s had some good at-bats the last couple of games.”
• When asked if Furcal was his leadoff guy Wednesday, he said, “We’ll see.”
• He touched on starting pitcher Adam Wainwright’s health. “He’s had a good spring. I think he was a pleasant surprise to all of us, because we knew that healthwise, he was working his way into being ready, but as far as just how sharp he was, I don’t think any of us expected to see what we saw. He threw again this morning as was sharp again. “

Former SGF Cardinals Tyler Greene discusses 2012

A lot has been made about former SGF Cardinals shortstop Tyler Greene and his role on the 2012 team. He’s struggled offensively and defensively the past two seasons, but has thrived at Triple-A Memphis. He’s currently being slotted as a guy who will split time with Daniel Descalso at second base. He addressed the media Monday:

• On whether he’s happy to share time with Descalso: “Have Descalso’s a good player and it’s going to be best for the team. Everyone is going to play their best and it will be good for the team.”
• Greene is out of minor-league options, meaning if the team wanted to demote him, he’d have to clear waivers first. Does that put pressure on him? “I’ve been working hard and getting more experience. I’m just trying to get better and better.”

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Pitching prospect Carlos Martinez dazzles for STL

Martinez is the Cardinals’ No. 2 prospect and was a surprise addition to the St. Louis roster. He ended up pitching the final 4 innings for St. Louis. He showcased the arsenal that has him ranked as a top 50 prospect in all of baseball and the No. 2 prospect in the Cardinals organization.

As you can see in the video below, the 5-foot-11, 190-pound Martinez hit 99, 100 and 101 mph on the Hammons Field radar gun. Of course, the local radar gun hasn’t always been 100 percent accurate, but even if it’s the normal 2-4 mph below, that’s still in the high 90s.

He pitched four innings, allowing two runs and struck out STL’s No. 3 prospect, Oscar Taveres, to end the game. Martinez, a native of the Dominican Republic, will open the season at High-A Palm Beach, the same place he finished last season.

After breakout season, Daniel Descalso ready for bigger role

Former Springfield Cardinal second baseman Daniel Descalso found himself thrust into a utility role last season, playing all over the infield — mostly because he hit well, hit in clutch situations and played great defense.

Now, he’s ready for a bigger role, which will include regular time at second base, but also at shortstop and third base. He actually seemed to question whether there would actually be a timeshare at second base with Tyler Greene, or not.

• “We’ll see how that plays out. I’m not sure how Mike is going to work it, but I’m sure he’ll play whoever he thinks gives the team the best shot to win that night. We’ll just see how it goes.”

Pitching prospect Trevor Rosenthal tosses 4 perfect innings

There has been a lot of buzz surrounding Cardinals minor leaguer Trevor Rosenthal, about how he’s skipping High-A Palm Beach to start for Springfield, and how his velocity is creeping into the mid-90s. But, when he unleashed 4 perfect innings on his soon-to-be Double-A teammates, it proved all of it right.

The Cardinals didn’t keep an official box score, but he struck out 4 batters and alowed no baserunners in 4 innings. Very efficient, very dominant. We captured two at-bats, each against top Cardinals hitting prospects, second baseman Kolten Wong and outfielder Oscar Taveres.

Erik Komatsu makes St. Louis roster, also produces music

Not many knew who Erik Komatsu was when he was selected off the Washington Nationals roster in the Rule V draft. But now, with a big thanks to Twitter, Komatsu isn’t just a bench outfielder who the Cardinals decided to keep, rather than give back to Washington, but he’s a guy who produces hip hop and electronic music.

He goes by the name Komo Beatz, and has produced dozens of beats that artists can lease for $10 on Soundclick.com (we’ve embedded the player below). He said his musical influences are mostly the same as everyone else, Jay Z, Notorious B.I.G. and 2Pac.

“It’s something I wanted to try, and just did it. People say they like them,” Komatsu said.

But, what about his teammates?

“I played some for them (Sunday). They said they liked it. It was a cool thing to play it (in the clubhouse),” he said.

When asked about teammates rapping over the beats, Komatsu said that hasn’t happened — yet.

“Freese looks like he wants to get down, but I don’t know how many of those guys even like rap music,” he said. “But, I might freestyle, if I’m in the zone.”

Missouri Governor Jay Nixon throws out first pitch

It wasn’t his best first pitch, but Missouri Governor Jay Nixon said the first pitch he threw out Monday night at Hammons Field wasn’t that bad, either. Nixon addressed the media, hitting a few topics.

Sure, the St. Louis Cardinals came to Hammons Field and beat the Springfield Cardinals 3-2 in front of 10,079 fans on Monday night, but it wasn’t the entire group that will open the season Wednesday as the defending World Series champions.

While Matt Holliday, David Freese, Jon Jay and Jason Motte were the big draws, notable in their absence were Lance Berkman, Yadier Molina, Rafael Furcal and free agent acquisition Carlos Beltran.

Mozeliak explained why, referencing the St. Louis’ opener Wednesday night in Miami.

It’s about where guys are at physically and when they were playing. And obviously the game on Wednesday does count. We just wanted to make sure we spread the wealth. … The other thing is our off day is so late and we didn’t want to wear guys out.”

Watch the entire conversation below.

Sucka Free Sunday: Astros pitcher Lucas Harrell (Ozark HS) tells us about his bid to make the team, plus we break down Cards-Cards and the national championship

Episode: 4/1/2012

Don King Sunday — sponsored by Harbell’s Grill and Sports Bar

• Interview: Houston Astros pitcher Lucas Harrell
  
• It’s fine if not all the STL Cards come to the Cards-Cards exhibition, but they should market it that way.
  
• St. Louis Cardinals preview
  
• TAG Tourney Throwdown bracket challenge update.
  
• Facebook.com/TheHighRoadShow
  

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Matt Holliday prepares to mash.

Batting practice in the minor leagues isn’t necessarily much of a spectacle, but when the big leaguers come to town, it’s a little different.

Here is footage of former SGF Cardinal turned St. Louis outfielder Shane Robinson, World Series MVP David Freese and left fielder Matt Holliday take some cuts in the cage before the exhibition vs. the Springfield Cardinals at Hammons Field.

SGF rapper J-None released Reverie in late 2011 (which you is still available for free download. Check out the video for “Where You Been?”

The Missouri State baseball Bears completed a three-game sweep of Creighton with 5-3 win on Sunday at Hammons Field. Spiker Helms 3-for-4, and starting pitcher Clay Murphy went seven innings to pick up his fourth win of the year.

Sucka Free Sunday: Allen talks about how he doesn’t care whether or not the Kimbo Slice fight was fixed and talks to White Sox minor leaguer J.C. Casey (MSU/Kickapoo).

Episode: 3/25/2012

Don King Sunday — sponsored by Harbell’s Grill and Sports Bar

(Don’t forget about Harbell’s free trolley to take you from their place to Hammons Field and back)

• Interview: White Sox minor leaguer J.C. Casey (MSU/Kickapoo)
  
• Allen doesn’t care whether or not the Kimbo Slice fight was fixed — it was entertaining.
  
• Spring Training is a dangerous place for the Cards and the Royals
  
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Kimbo Slice gave Springfield fans what they came to see with a last second knockout of Brian Green at Drury on Saturday 3/24.

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Stoked delivers a soulful jam of original tune “Witness” in a dimly lit rehearsal studio with a dancing-like-crazy studio audience. The eight-piece group is led by lead guitarist/singer Tyler Stokes, but each member gets a few moments of shine. Pop in the ear buds now and hope nobody’s lookin’, because this one’s a dance-maker.

Sucka Free Sunday: Allen talks about Mizzou’s massive choke job, as well as talks Chiefs free agency — the good and the bad — plus much more.

Episode: 3/18/2012

Don King Sunday — sponsored by Harbell’s Grill and Sports Bar

• Mizzou’s loss to Norfolk State is more than embarrassing, it’s damaging.
  
• Did anyone else notice how Frank Haith looks just like Barry Hinson?
  
• The Chiefs have hit home runs in free agency — except for Brady Quinn.
  
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OG Wednesday: Allen and Brett dissect the March Madness bracket, going all in on Mizzou, making fun of Fab Melo and hating on the Big East and Big 10, plus much more.

Episode: 3/14/2012

OG Wednesday — sponsored by Harbell’s Grill and Sports Bar

• Allen and Brett break down the brackets.
  
• The Big East is overrated. So is the Big 10.
  
• How dumb is Fab Melo? Or how stupid is Syracuse? How many impact players are academically ineligible for the NCAA Tourney? Crazy.
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Selection Sunday: Allen fills out his NCAA Bracket before the end of the show and gives away free golf to those that do the same thing. Should Mizzou have been a top seed? Will the Rams blow the great trade?

Episode: 3/11/2012

Sucka Free Sunday — sponsored by Harbell’s Grill and Sports Bar

• Allen fills out his bracket and gives you a final four before the show ends.
  
• Mizzou should have been a top seed.
  
• Just because KC Chiefs are interested in Peyton Manning is a big deal.
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SGF duo Nora & Gnoll dropped a link to this little ditty and stop-motion animation video on Facebook today. “No Means No (Do You Believe in Hell?)” sounds a little Vaudeville in and is uncomfortable in subject matter. Lesson here: Keep your hands to yourself; unwanted and inappropriate advances could lead to death.

Don King Sunday: Allen speaks with Tulsa 66er (NBA D League) Will Creekmore, plus discusses MSU’s chemistry issues in losing 5 straight to end the season and Jalen Norman.

Episode: 3/4/2012

Sucka Free Sunday — sponsored by Harbell’s Grill and Sports Bar

• Interview: Former MSU Bear and current NBA D Leaguer Will Creekmore
  
• Missouri State looks to have major chemistry problems
• Nixa’s Jalen Norman had his biggest game at the perfect time, and now it’s time to recognize his high Division I potential.
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Coach Paul Lusk called off the dogs with 32 seconds to play and the Missouri State basketball Bears fell once again to the Evansville Aces, 72-64, Friday night in the first round of the Missouri Valley Conference Tournament. So much for that whole “tough to lose to the same team three times” school of thought. Missouri State ended its season with a five game skid — the Bears’ third loss to the Purple Aces. While an invite to a lower postseason tourney is possible, even a CIT or CBI berth seems like a pretty big stretch for the sixth-best team in the Valley. TAG was at Scottrade Center in St. Louis for the Bears one-and-done appearance at Arch Madness.

This photo gallery is massive and unlabeled, but in order so you can watch Friday’s story from anticipation to disappointment.

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Don King Sunday: Allen talks with Houston Astros pitcher Lucas Harrell (Ozark), plus discusses Missouri State’s Arch Madness chances, Mizzou and the NFL Combine.

Episode: 2/26/2012

Sucka Free Sunday — sponsored by Harbell’s Grill and Sports Bar

• Interview: Houston Astros pitcher Lucas Harrell
  
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• I’m afraid Mizzou was exposed in Kansas loss
  
• Andrew Luck = Cam Newton?
  
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5 Fingers Friday: Allen and Brett discuss the MVC Tournament tiebreakers, challenge MSU and make fun of the ISU teams, as well as go nuts over DGB’s dunk and explain Ryan Braun.

Episode: 2/24/2012

What Did the Five Fingers Say to the Face Friday

• Missouri State has to beat Evansville to get the No. 3 seed  — and why that’s important.
• The MVC has 32 tiebreaker scenarios for Saturday’s games
• Illinois State and Indiana State’s non-conference schedules are embarrassing
  
• Only MLB could screw up its own testing protocol
  
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Sucka Free Sunday: Allen is off, but Kyle Green (@TheKGenius) accompanies Brett where they discussed TAG’s huge Chili Cookoff performance, Jeremy Lin and much more.

Episode: 2/19/2012

Sucka Free Sunday, sponsored by Harbell’s Grill and Sports Bar

• Kyle Green (@TheKGenius) fills in for Allen
• More Jeremy Lin
  
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OG Wednesday: It’s post V-Day roadies. How did you do? We also discuss a few hoops truths, MSU’s huge game with Wichita State and Kate Upton (Because we can).

Episode: 2/15/2012

Original Gangster Wednesday

• It’s post Valentine’s Day. How did you do?
• Hoops truths: March Madness seeding, Jeremy Lin, LeBron and more.
  
• MSU is in an enviable spot tonight against Wichita State.
  
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Sucka Free Sunday: Live at Harbell’s, Allen interviews MSU Bears star Kyle Weems, talks about the importance of the Bears finishing as the No. 3 seed in the MVC Tournament and Mizzou’s dominance.

Episode: 2/12/2012

Sucka Free Sunday – Live at Harbell’s Grill and Sports Bar

• Interview: MSU Bears star Kyle Weems
• It’s imperative that the MSU Bears finish as the third seed in the MVC Tournament.
  
• Mizzou is closing in on a No. 1 seed, although a No. 2 seed might be more beneficial.
  
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5 Fingers Friday: Allen and Brett discuss the recently released farm system information that impacts not only the Cardinals and the Royals, but the SGF Cards and the NWA Naturals, and much more.

Episode: 2/10/2012

What Did the 5 Fingers Say to the Face Friday

• The Cards and Royals are ranked Nos. 4 and 5 in ESPN.com’s farm system rankings.
• How many of them will reach SGF and the Texas League this season?
  
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