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Missouri returned home after some back to back road games to host LSU, a lockdown defensive monster in the SEC. Despite last minute efforts, MU fell short at home.
In the 10th anniversary of We Back Pat week, Missouri women's basketball will face off against an LSU they went 1-1 against last season.
Hayley Frank's monster second half, with 21 of her 23 points after halftime, got Missouri over the hump Thursday in Oxford for its first conference win of the season.
The Tigers are still searching for their first SEC win after two losses and two postponements.
For the second time in SEC play, the Tigers had a game postponed due to COVID-19 issues within the other team's program.
Because of turnover troubles and an inability to win close games, Missouri women's basketball is still yearning for its first SEC win. With Auburn next on the docket, MU will look to overcome its two-game losing streak.
Missouri women's basketball faced off against No. 10 Arkansas, going the distance but falling in the end.
The Tigers opened the SEC portion of their schedule against an undefeated Alabama squad and let the game slip through their hands thanks to offensive woes.
Daunting and stacked are two accurate words that can be used to describe Missouri women's basketball opening week of its regular season. The Tigers will start SEC play against Alabama and No. 10 Arkansas.
Monday afternoon the Missouri women's basketball program announced that its Jan 7. game against Vanderbilt will be postponed.
Missouri's last-minute matchup against Southern Illinois looked more like pick-up game as it routed the Salukis 79-43.Â
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