Mizzou fends off Lindenwood sans Grill despite poor shooting and turnover troubles
Aidan Shaw flooded the paint and soared through the air to deliver a put-back dunk, following a missed right-wing 3-pointer from Jacob Crews, to give the Missouri men's basketball a 30-25 lead with 2:49 left in the first half.
Photos: Mizzou basketball pulls away to defeat Lindenwood
Missouri guard Marques Warrick (1) takes a jump shot during a menÕs basketball game at Mizzou Arena in Columbia, Mo. Paul Halfacre, St. Louis Post-Dispatch Lindenwood guard Markeith Browning II (3) twirls a basketball before a menÕs basketball game at Mizzou Arena in Columbia, Mo. Paul Halfacre, St. Louis Post-Dispatch
following a head and neck injury during Wednesday night's game against Lindenwood at Mizzou Arena. According to a ...
After MU's 81-61 win over Lindenwood, Caleb Grill underwent multiple tests that revealed no spinal cord injury, but there is ...
The 6-foot-3-inch sparkplug scored 17 points off the bench to help the Tigers to a decisive 81-61 win over Lindenwood in ...
The Mizzou men's basketball team scored another big win Sunday at Mizzou Arena, taking down Arkansas-Pine Bluff, 112-63. The ...
The Missouri Tigers experienced a scare early in the first half of its game against the Lindenwood Lions when guard Caleb Grill had to be carri ...
The stats are not working in the arena here. We'll update what we have when we have them. But, for now, what a start to the season for Mizzou. The Tigers look long and disruptive on defense.
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