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The LSU Tiger men's basketball team returns home on Wednesday night, playing host to the 17th-ranked Missouri Tigers, in SEC play at the Pete Maravich Assembly in Baton Rouge, La.

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Besides a big game at the top, there's plenty to keep an eye on.

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The Cajuns are headed to Troy this weekend in the featured game in the Sun Belt Conference.  It's one of two league games to be played in week two (FAU at Middle Tennessee is the other.)

But outside of the league, there's a few games worth keeping an eye on

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The Missouri Tigers will be be playing football as a member of the SEC for the first time in 2012.

Missouri opens up their 2012 regular season schedule on Saturday evening, when they play host to the Southeastern Louisiana Lions, in non-conference action.

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There is little more brutal in a free society than football practice in August. The Tigers of the University of Missouri were going through that horror show when, on the horizon, appeared two coeds, tan and lithe.

The shapely ladies were running the steps of Faurot Field. Or were they just visions? Pleasant thoughts that dance about the brain right before it shuts down with heat stroke?

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This is video of a great one-handed, alley-oop dunk by Markel Brown, of the Oklahoma St. Cowboys, against the Missouri Tigers

Oklahoma State point guard Keiton Page throws a long-distance lob pass to Brown, who catches it one-handed behind his head and slams it down.

Oklahoma State went on to a 79-72 upset victory.

There was one drawback, as Brown was given a technical foul for staring down an Oklahoma St. player. It was the second technical foul of the game for Brown, who was then ejected.

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Top nine identical in the two polls

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Missouri head coach Gary Pinkel was arrested late Wednesday night for driving while intoxicated..

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Tigers want to play starting in 2012....but will that happen??

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Over the next few weeks, you’ll see the number of undefeated teams in college football decrease significantly as top teams play one another.  While there are no unbeaten vs. unbeaten matchups this week, there are some games that will certainly affect the top ten

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