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It was a big week for the Missouri Tigers all across the spring sports season. Here’s a look back at all the stuff we didn’t cover with links to what we did.

The week started with Missouri quarterback Drew Pyne hitting the transfer portal.

Here is my story on Pyne and another on what his decision to transfer means for the Tigers’ quarterback competition.

Pyne has committed to play at Bowling Green.

The Tigers had a big week in the transfer portal.

I put together a couple of wish lists before this weekend’s action.

Here is the one based on contacts we know.

Here is one about big men I think could help the Tigers.

And a look at some guards who could help the Tigers.

There was then a surprise move as freshman Marcus Allen hit the portal. Here is my story on Allen and another on what his departure means for the rest of the portal.

Then the Tigers got the commitment of big man Luke Northweather coming from Oklahoma. Here is the initial story on Northweather and my story from this morning on the local big man getting to come back home.

The Tigers then got the commitment of UCLA guard Sebastian Mack early Monday morning, here is my story about Mack.

And finally a look at what is left for the Tigers after the two additions.

The Tigers held a press conference to welcome new head coach Kellie Harper. Here is my story about how NIL affected the search and another about Harper’s year away from coaching.

The Tiger gymnastics team competed in the regional semifinals and regional finals in Seattle on Friday and Sunday, respectively.

Here is my write up from their dominant performance Friday, and my writeup from them advancing by the closest of margins on Sunday.

The Tiger softball team won their mid-week game. Here is my game story.

I also wrote about the Tigers’ confidence in Cierra Harrison as she continues to put up strong outings in the circle.

Then Missouri was swept by Texas over the weekend. Here is my writeup of the series.

I wrote about how the Tigers are looking for signs of movement in the right direction in the second half of the season, which started as they dominated two mid-week games against, here is my game story from the first, and my game story from the second.

Then Missouri was swept by Arkansas on the road. Here is my writeup from the series.

The Tigers travelled to Oxford, Miss., for the Joe Walker Invitational on Friday and Saturday.

Only five Tigers competed as the meet is entirely heptathlon and decathlon.

After Day 1, Emanuele Bellanova was third in the men’s decathlon with 3,779 points, a one-day personal record.

Bellanova took fourth in the long jump with a leap of 22-feet, 8.5-inches, while placing first in the shot put with a heave of 42-4.75 and second in the high jump by clearing 6-3.25. He also took third in the 100-meter dash with a personal record of 10.95 seconds and 11th in the 400-meter run with a personal record of 51.95 seconds.

After Day 1, Brooke Sawatzky was 16th in the women’s heptathlon with 2,619 points.

Sawatzky took eighth in the women’s 200-meter dash at 26.19 seconds, 12th in the shot put with a personal record of 32-2, 14th in the 100-meter hurldes at 15.24 seconds and 21st in the high jump by clearing 4-7.

Sawatzky ended in 21st in the heptathlon with 3,559 points after Day 2, including a 14th-place finish in both the long jump (16-3.75) and the javelin 83-1, which was a personal record.

The Tigers will head to Fayetteville, Ark., to compete in the John McDonnell Invitational on Friday.

The Tigers lost to No. 18 South Carolina 4-0 on Friday and lost to No. 1 Georgia 4-0 on Sunday.

On Friday, the Gamecocks won the doubles point when Lauren Friedman and Misa Malkin beat Gian Octa and Zoe Lazar 6-4, while Olympe Lancelot and Bella Larsson beat Inah Canete and Andrea Artimedi by the same score.

In singles, Lancelot beat Korina Roso 6-2, 6-1, Larsson beat Artimedi 6-1, 6-0 and Sarah Hamner beat Mary Brumfield.

On Sunday, Georgia won the doubles point when Dasha Vidmanova and Mell Reasco beat Brumfield and Roso 6-2, while Aysegul Mert and Hayden Mulberry beat Octa and Lazar 6-1.

In singles, Vidmanova beat Brumfield 6-2, 6-3, Guillermina Grant beat Artimedi 6-2, 6-1 and Sofia Rojas beat Octa 6-1, 6-3.

Missouri (12-12, 2-11 SEC) has three matches left in the regular season, all this week.

The Tigers will host No. 6 Tennessee at 1 p.m. Friday, then will host No. 46 Kentucky at 10:30 a.m. Sunday before finishing the season hosting Lindenwood at 4 p.m. Sunday.

The Tigers lost 5-0 in match play against Georgia Southern on Sunday.

Melanie Walker lost to Louise Reau 5&4, Jade Zamora lost to Regina Plascencia 7&6, Alexandra Berglund lost to Mary Miller 4&3, Fleur van Beek lost to LoraLie Cowart 3&1 and Fifon Tynan lost to Jiarui Chen 3&2.

The Tigers will return to the course at the Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic in Athens, Ga., on Wednesday.

The Tigers hosted Southern Indiana for a spring scrimmage on Sunday. No score was reported as the games were played with varying rules.

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