Lineup Review: Kansas Exposes Missouri’s Lineup Issues — Again
A Border War blowout exposed Missouri’s spacing and rotation issues, showing again why the jumbo lineup keeps faltering against high-major opponents.
A Border War blowout exposed Missouri’s spacing and rotation issues, showing again why the jumbo lineup keeps faltering against high-major opponents.
The Tigers dominated from the jump, but defensive focus and ball-handling slipped again. The lineup breakdown shows why it mattered.
MU dominated with improved spacing, unselfish passing, and more cohesive lineups—key steps as the Tigers refine their identity.
A romp over the Coyotes showed cleaner spacing, sharper rotations, and lineups that finally matched the Tigers’ potential. But will this version stick?
The Tigers’ transition-fueled surge set the tone, but a chaotic closing stretch turned an easy win into a closer look at its lineup flaws.
Against the Golden Gophers, the Tigers learned efficiency can trump size. Ditching the jumbo lineup unlocked better spacing, sharper defense, and a clearer sense of who might fit where.
Missouri’s rout transformative, but it was restorative. The Tigers tightened lineups, reduced turnovers, and defended with more coherence, signaling progress ahead of Wednesday’s higher-stakes test against Minnesota.
The Tigers’ win doubled as a live experiment—37 substitutions, defensive tweaks, and a first look at Dennis Gates’ evolving rotation
The four-star prospect projects as a elite spot-up shooter and disciplined defender, but his stock has fluctuated stock as programs like MU try to discern how much upside he offers.
The top-15 talent boasts elite athletic tools and defensive upside, but inconsistent production, limited sample size, and raw offensive skills make him a long-term project at Mizzou.