Mizzou men's basketball wins first SEC game in 669 days, beating LSU
COLUMBIA, Mo. — For the first time in more than 660 days, Missouri men’s basketball won a Southeastern Conference game. Mizzou ended its streak of 21 consecutive SEC losses Tuesday in its first home game of the league slot, beating a sloppy Louisiana State team 83-67.
The Tigers shot 12-for-25 from 3 and tallied 10 steals in their 83-67 win over LSU on Tuesday night at Mizzou Arena.
In a victory over the LSU Tigers, the Missouri Tigers led for all but 25 seconds. After a rough showing against No. 2-ranked ...
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Another school district in the Ozarks is changing its cell phone policy. As the winter chill fills the air, police proactively remind drivers to prevent car thefts. KY3's Reagan Di Trolio reports. The ...
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COLUMBIA, Missouri – The Missouri Tigers were able to take advantage of LSU miscues early in the Southeastern Conference ...
The University of Missouri men's basketball team is hoping to return to Columbia on Monday after winter weather delayed its ...
The Missouri Tigers host their second home game of conference play on Saturday night, taking on the Vanderbilt Commodores.
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