1: Go take a shower.

2: we could have won that game by 50 if Haith had wanted to.

Zo wil have Tennessee ready. Prepare for a grind it out type of game.

I know. I feel kinda icky.

They've been good there since blowing a weird game against Georgia.

I think they're a step down from Arkansas and Kentucky in their gyms... hopefully Missouri can pull that one out.

Will be interesting to see how long Martin lasts there. Not very impressive so far.

LOL at Arky. MU should have swept these clowns.

Over at PM:

What a doofus.

Perhaps SMA should check out the Missouri kids that he was too lazy to recruit during his final year. POS.

CMA opened his post-game presser with "Don't ask me anything about the officiating", a verbatim mock of what Haith said following the game in Fayetteville.

What a doofus.

One can only hope that Mike Anderson's son drives the team bus back to Fayetteville tonight. I just pray that the roads are deserted should that happen.

Ok I was just on espn.com and reading on the Mizzou/Arky game thread they were talking about the Anderson/Haith altercation during the game. Apparently after Pressey nailed the 3 Suitcase Mike began to laugh and told Haith that he would have let Pressey have that three all day long. Haith was irate which is why he went off. That was very dumb if Anderson indeed said that.

Anderson just oozes class.

I think we'll look back on this in 10 years and feel lucky he "went home."

It's hilarious to see the two different fanbase's attitudes toward this incident.

ROFL

Most Arkansas fans see Haith as a cheating, underperforming thug who tried to fight Anderson without much provocation.

Wishing for a team bus accident while making fun of a family's black sheep.

Stay classy, Mizzou! ;)

That's an interesting take. And you're right... diametrically opposed views.

Nobody knows what happened or what was said to fire up Haith. I would GUESS Anderson said something to one of Haith's players - probably Pressey - and Haith took exception.

We saw this last year against Iowa State, too. Fred Hoiberg put his hands on a Missouri player (who, in Hoiberg's defense, was lurking around the ISU huddle), and Haith went through the roof. He's protective of his guys - perhaps to a fault.

That take on Haith is flawed, but that's fine.