After a disappointing ending to its season, Missouri will be back on its home court for round one of the WNIT tournament, and now more than ever, it has something to prove in the postseason.
The Tigers earned a No. 7 seed in the South region, which will match them up against Utah State in the first round of a potential deep run in the NCAA tournament.
As March Madness is set to kick off, Missouri men’s basketball beat writer and college basketball enjoyer Quentin Corpuel shares some tips on how to fill out a March Madness bracket and how to conquer your bracket pool.
Missouri men’s basketball made program history this past week, advancing to the SEC tournament semifinals for the first time since joining the conference a decade ago.
The Tigers faced the struggling Rebels at home to conclude their regular season campaign on March 4, and came out victorious to secure a top-four seed in the SEC tournament.
After a wildly successful regular season in the first year under Dennis Gates, the Tigers are starting to do their diligence on adding young talent. They got off to a great start by getting Jarin Stevenson, a five-star from the Class of 2024.
Missouri basketball is gearing up for the most critical part of their season, and senior transfer Isiaih Mosley has been providing the sparkplug the squad needs. As he makes his way back...
The baskets in Starkville seemed a little smaller than usual, as the Tigers couldn’t seem to buy a bucket against the Bulldogs, falling 62-53 for their fifth SEC loss.
