MU Men's Basketball
MU men's basketball team welcomes week off
The Missouri men’s basketball team has had a turbulent past three weeks. Now they have some time to take a break and regain their focus.
Beasley dominates Tigers in 100-63 blowout
Missouri guard Jason Horton, who was charged with third-degree assault Friday for his role in a January 27 fight at a late-night restaurant in Columbia, came off the bench and played 20 minutes.
Horton, Hannah charged
Missouri guard Jason Horton and his former teammate, Stefhon Hannah, were charged with third-degree assault Friday in connection with a January fight at a late-night restaurant.
Stephens beats Principia College
Tigers look to slow Beasley in rematch with Kansas State
A big key to slowing Beasley in the first meeting on Feb. 2 was double and triple-teaming him each time he touched the ball.
Team play is key as Tigers top Cornhuskers
Missouri scored 15 points in the overtime to defeat Nebraska on Wednesday night. Keon Lawrence scored 19 points in the win.
Returning players to help contain Nebraska’s Maric
The last time Missouri played Nebraska, the team was without three suspended forwards to help contain Nebraska’s 6-foot-11 center Aleks Maric.
Hannah dismissed from basketball team
Stefhon Hannah was dismissed from the Missouri basketball team Tuesday, head coach Mike Anderson said in a news release.
Hannah yet to arrive, details of suspension still unclear
Bad weather prevents suspended Missouri Tigers guard from returning to Columbia.
Richbow quietly guides MU women's basketball team at the point
Toy Richbow is ninth in the Big 12 Conference in assists at 3.7 a game, but more important to the Tigers is that she is 19th in the league and third on the team in minutes with 30.8 per game. She has provided a consistent presence on the court that has helped a young team, with four new starters, build chemistry.
In wake of suspensions, Safford's role burgeoning for the Tigers
After five teammates were suspended late last month, the freshman forward has been thrust into a more prominent role for the Tigers. He played 18 minutes against Nebraska and 21 minutes against Kansas State, the first games Missouri was without its full roster.
Hannah yet to return to team
Missouri point guard Stefhon Hannah, who returned to Columbia on Friday and was then arrested on suspicion of third degree assault, is supposed to return to classes on Monday, coach Mike Anderson said.
MU men's basketball team overtaken in second half
Missouri’s game against Texas A&M on Saturday was decided in the first five minutes and three seconds of the second half, when the Aggies went on a 15-0 run.
Hannah arrested on suspicion of third-degree assault
MU guard Stefhon Hannah was arrested on suspicion of third-degree assault Friday afternoon in connection with a Jan. 27 altercation at Athena Night Club. Hannah received a broken jaw in the fight. According to employees, Athena has since closed.
Anderson Jr., making the most of his time
Against Kansas, Anderson Jr., made a case that he is more than just the walk-on, coach’s son who plays the final minutes in a big win. He played six minutes, even with scholarship players available on the bench.
Carroll’s leadership emerging in wake of suspensions
During the course of the season it has been obvious DeMarre Carroll is important to the Tigers, but since the suspension of five players last week, it has looked more and more like the Tigers are now Carroll’s team.
Tigers feeling battered after tough stretch
After playing three games over a span of six days, the Tigers returned to practice Wednesday with plenty of time to prepare for Saturday’s game against Texas A&M.
Keon Lawrence has a career night in Missouri’s loss to Kansas
The Tigers might not have played well as a team, but the sophomore guard put together one of his best games of his career.
MU-KU coaches appraise Knight's career
Anderson and Self comment on the Texas Tech coaches prolific career, and other notes from Missouri's loss at Lawrence.
Missouri falls to Kansas 90-71
The Tigers came out hard — and with all its healthy players available — but slowly faded away against the No. 2 Kansas Jayhawks. Missouri had played shorthanded in its past two games before coming to Lawrence, Kan.