No better place to be than the vault on gameday. #ITALLCOUNTS

That time Albert Belle refused to take first after getting hit by a pitch.

FLIGHT 10 — AUGUST 24

The wait is over! Welcome to your new home, Class of ’29! 🐻📦

New conference, new field - our helmet cart was feeling a little left out! 🏈 Look at the new facelift for this Missouri State Football fan favorite! #GoBears | #WeAreMoState

L.S. Ayres, decorated for V-J Day, 80 years ago tonight. #VJDay80 (Indiana Historical Society)

He changed plans mid-air 😳✈️ #ehfeuro2026 #handball #håndbold

Fight song up on the newly erected wall at the corner of JQH Parkway and Grand. Another part of the football stadium upgrade and enhancement.

Fall Camp Finale🎬🏈 #OutHitOutHustle | #ProveIt

George Foster was the only player to have a 50-homer season between 1965 and 1990.

Japan is using piezoelectric floor tiles in busy areas like Shibuya and Tokyo Stations to convert footsteps into clean electricity

Law Scores First Collegiate Goal as Women’s Soccer Battle to Hard-Fought Draw at Nebraska 🔗: tinyurl.com/45z8xu87 #C4 #MTT #WTD

Clearest image ever taken of Mars' North Pole. Yes that's water ice. Follow 99 Galaxy for curious adventures through Space and Time, and learn more about astronomy and astrophysics along the way. NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administrations

Tonight Ryan and Tate affirmed their oath to the Army and our country. We’re thankful for their commitment, proud to have them as a part of Army Basketball, and excited to see what their futures hold! #TTD #Team124 #TWSWBC

Hoop of the Day… Columbus, Indiana (courtesy of Alex Renchen) #hoopoftheday

Ted Williams is the last player to hit .400, having batted .406 in 1941. But did you know that from 1940 to 1953, sacrifice flies counted as outs when calculating batting averages? Under the present rule for scoring sacrifice flies, Williams would have hit .413 in 1941. #MLB

Long live Andrean 59ers.

Welcome back! The guys spent this morning welcoming students back to school! #ITALLCOUNTS

When I was a kid there was a running back who could fly. True story.

A big win for Missouri State! Physics professor Dr. Ridwan Sakidja and Master of Science in Materials Science graduate Gaige Riggs took first place in the 2025 Global Quantum Challenge: bit.ly/460sHVC. #GoMaroon CNAS at Missouri State EPRI