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Mizzou Pep Rally & Great Clips Diamond Dig

O’Fallon, Mo. – The River City Rascals, presented by Signature Medical Group, have worked with the Gateway Tigers Chapter of the Mizzou Alumni Association to bring a Mizzou Pep Rally to T.R. Hughes Ballpark August 31st on the eve of the season opener against Southeastern Louisiana.

The Mizzou pep rally will feature several former Missouri athletes including football standouts Rob Riti and Ron “Rhino” Janes, along with Mizzou basketball’s Brian Grawer and plenty more.  They will be on hand signing autographs and taking pictures along with Dave Matter, who will be selling and signing copies of his book, The Mizzou Fan’s Survival Guide to the SEC.

The Marching Mizzou alumni band will also be in attendance performing throughout the game, which starts at 7:05 against the Windy City Thunderbolts, and the best dressed Mizzou fan will receive two tickets to the home opener the next day against Southeastern Louisiana.  That Friday night will also feature the “Great Clips Diamond Dig”.  Following the game all ladies are invited onto the field to dig for a diamond pendant valued at $1,000.

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One dollar of every ticket sold to this unique event will go to benefit the Missouri Alumni Scholarship Fund, so dress in your best black and gold and bring the family out to support the Missouri Tigers who make their debut as members of the Southeast Conference at Faurot Field in Columbia.

For tickets and more information contact Jeremy Cowen at 636.240.2287 extension 228, or you may purchase your tickets online at www.rivercityrascals.com by using the promo code MIZSEC.

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