Four priorities remain after JJ Andrews and Sheek Pearson committed elsewhere, and the Tigers staff hits the trail this weekend for the first evaluation of the spring. Let’s check on how Aidan Chronister, Toni Bryant, Ethan Taylor and Tristan Reed are faring early in the grassroots season.
The Detroit Mercy combo guard is a basketball journeyman whose potential versatility on offense might have to offset inconsistent defense to translate as a depth piece at the high-major level.
The Kansas transfer is exploring transfer options, including a reunion with Alabama or joining a rebuild at Texas A&M. Mizzou has tried to get in the mix, but what kind of impact might Griffen offer? Could it potentially block up developmental pathways for younger Tigers?
The transfer portal is officially closed! That means no more entries into the portal unless there’s a coaching change. So…
After a breakout season at Southern Illinois, the sophomore’s asking price initially cooled interest but has since picked up after adjusting his demands. For MU, Davis offers the flexibility of a bigger-bodied creator at combo guard and as depth for Annor Boateng on the wing.
The Kansas City native’s progress as a sophomore at Colorado State makes him an intriguing upside play, but the Tigers might need more certainty — and production — from a backcourt addition.
The former top-60 prospect could never quite break through for the Tar Heels. The big man finishes well at the rim and can body up bigs, but the question is what more the Tigers might get out of him.
It was a disappointing end to the season, but taking a step back, it was still a largely successful year…
With the Mizzou Basketball season wrapped up, after a disappointing NCAA Tournament loss to Drake, it’s the time of year……
