Lineup Performance: Missouri vs. Oklahoma
A victory against Oklahoma showcased the Tigers’ baseline dominance, their depth and how coach Dennis Gates balances the here-and-now versus long-term development.
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Film Review: How Caleb Grill generates quality catch-and-shoot looks
The Tigers’ sixth-year senior blends stationary shooting and off-ball dynamism that fit MU’s version of modern motion.
Lineup Performance: Missouri at Tennessee
The No. 15 Tigers did so much right in a narrow loss to No. 5 Tennessee. But Wednesday was a frustrating reminder of how shooting variance and minor defensive lapses can cost an upset.
Scouting Notes: Jimmy McKinney III at the Quincy Shootout
Vashon sophomore Jimmy McKinney III’s evolving game showcases a versatile guard who is comfy playing fast but has room to hone his playmaking in half-court settings.
Lineup Performance: Missouri at Mississippi State
Missouri’s comprehensive 88-61 victory over Mississippi State was arguably the Tigers’ best showcase of offensive depth and defensive flexibility.
Scouting Notes: Aidan Chronister at the Quincy Shootout
The wing’s shooting is an obvious asset. However, the 2026 prospect’s upside rests on Chronister improving his handle and body to take on a more creative role.
Lineup Performance: Missouri vs. Ole Miss
Coach Dennis Gates turned to the core of his rotation, and it delivered a business-like bounce back against Ole Miss.
Lineup Performance: Missouri vs. Arkansas
On Saturday, a focused Tigers rotation quickly dispatched the flailing Razorbacks — but also showed its a team with more cleanup work left to do.
Lineup Performance: Missouri vs. Vanderbilt
Off days from a couple of key cogs sapped some effectiveness from Missouri’s more reliable combinations — but not enough to keep the Tigers from protecting their home floor.
Scouting Notes: Scottie Adkinson at the Highland Shootout
The Webster Groves guard’s work on and off the ball underscored the flexibility that makes him arguably the top target on the Tigers’ board in 2027.