Basketball

The 2013 matchups include West Virginia at Missouri on Dec. 5.

Missouri coach Frank Haith filed his case Monday, saying he wanted bank employees interviewed and any relevant evidence preserved after it was discovered last October that someone accessed his records.

The Tigers are scheduled to compete against Nevada and Northwestern, among other teams, Nov. 28 and 29 in Las Vegas. 

Morgan Eye is one of 31 student-athletes invited and will attend the tryouts. The final team will consist of 12 members, and training camp will begin on June 25.

A court petition filed Monday by Frank Haith's lawyer and acquired by CBS Sports says Bank of America allowed unauthorized access to Frank Haith's bank account during the time the NCAA was investigating the University of Miami, where Haith used to coach.

Former Missouri women's basketball associate head coach Randy Norton, who had been on coach Robin Pingeton's staff for the past 10 seasons, has accepted the head coaching position at the University of Alabama at Birmingham. 

Point guard Shane Rector, a three-star recruit from Kent, Conn., is 6-feet tall and 170 pounds.

Missouri basketball coach Frank Haith announced Wednesday that four-star recruit junior transfer Keanau Post will be joining the Tigers' roster in 2013.

Morgan Eye, the Missouri women's basketball team's resident 3-point specialist, received an invitation to USA Basketball tryouts set for May in Colorado Springs, Colo.

The annual Missouri Men's Basketball Banquet was held at Mizzou Arena on Monday. Players celebrated the end of their season and watched a highlight reel from the games.

Phil Pressey announced Wednesday that he will enter the NBA draft. Fans react and dissect his decision.

Missouri men's basketball point guard Phil Pressey announced Wednesday morning that he will forgo his senior season to enter the NBA Draft.

The university raised a number of complaints about the NCAA's investigation in a letter to the NCAA , including disapproval of the investigation of Missouri basketball coach Frank Haith.

Former Missouri guard Keion Bell was eliminated Thursday night in the first round of the College Slam Dunk Championship in Atlanta.

Dominique Bull and Negus Webster-Chan, freshman guards on the Tigers men's basketball team, cite more playing time and the ability to play closer to home as reasons for transferring from Missouri. 

Sophomore Kyley Simmons, who split time at the point guard position with freshman Lianna Doty this season, will transfer from the Tigers' women's basketball program, the team announced Monday.

Former Missouri men's basketball guard Keion Bell will participate in the State Farm College Slam Dunk & 3-Point Championship at 6 p.m. Thursday at McCamish Pavilion in Atlanta.

The Missouri men's basketball team is inviting fans to attend its award banquet at Mizzou Arena on April 15. The event will start at 7 p.m., and doors will open at 6:15 p.m.

After a heartbreaking WNIT loss last Wednesday, Tigers coach Robin Pingeton took some time to look forward to her fourth year at Missouri. A majority of the Tigers' core will be returning for the team's second year in the Southeastern Conference.