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MU 97, Texas 84

Saturday, January 12, 2008 | 4:11 p.m. CST; updated 8:54 a.m. CDT, Tuesday, July 22, 2008

Darryl Butterfield, center and No. 35, leads the Missouri bench as they cheer for the players on the court near the end of the Tigers' 97-84 upset of Texas Saturday at the Mizzou Arena. Others in the photo include No. 15 Marshall Brown, left, Assistant Coach Matt Zimmerman, Matt Lawrence, third from left and No. 3 Stefon Hannah.   ¦  KAREN MITCHELL

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The Missouri men's basketball team beat No. 12 Texas 97-84 on Saturday. The game at Mizzou Arena was the first Big 12 game for both teams. Tigers were down 40-38 at the half but rallied to win.

Tigers forward DeMarre Carroll, left, rebounds the ball and defends it from Texas Longhorns forward Gary Johnson on Saturday at Mizzou Arena.   ¦  CATALIN ABAGIU

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