
Missouri and Indiana Set for Historic Non‑Conference Showdown
Missouri is close to finalizing a non‑conference basketball game against Indiana in Bloomington, expanding its schedule and honoring past legends.
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Missouri is close to finalizing a non‑conference basketball game against Indiana in Bloomington, expanding its schedule and honoring past legends.

The Tigers will face Indiana on December 18, 2026, in a strategic move to bolster their schedule, while Indiana welcomes a new transfer and bids farewell to key scorers.

Missouri will travel to Indiana on December 18, 2026, in a non‑conference game that lacks a return fixture, featuring Coach Dennis Gates and Darian DeVries leading their respective teams toward March Madness aspirations.

Indiana will face Collège Jean‑de‑Brébeuf on July 15 at Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall, while a December 18 matchup with Missouri marks the latest chapter in a series that sits at 9‑9, with the Tigers holding the recent edge.

Missouri will meet Indiana in Bloomington on December 18, 2026, as part of a deliberately tougher schedule engineered by Coach Dennis Gates ahead of the expanded NCAA Tournament.

The Missouri Tigers will test their mettle in a demanding non‑conference slate, meeting familiar foes in St. Louis, Chicago and Kansas City before conference play begins.

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The renewed matchup brings together two of Missouri’s top programs, highlighting recent successes and the excitement of coaches Dennis Gates and Josh Schertz.

The upcoming December 6 matchup in Kansas City marks the last game under a current contract, with both programs weighing the future of a rivalry that has shaped their fan bases for decades.

CBS Sports analyst Jon Rothstein has released his updated SEC power rankings, spotlighting Florida’s No.1 position and the reshaped lineups of several other contenders.

Trent Burns, the Missouri Tigers' towering 7‑foot‑5 center, is entering his redshirt sophomore season with high hopes and a clear development plan. From his guard‑like mobility to his shot‑blocking ambitions, the young player's journey reflects both promise and the need for careful nurturing.

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Shawn Phillips Jr., a 7‑foot center from Missouri, has agreed to a professional contract with the New Orleans Pelicans as he simultaneously contests the NCAA's new eligibility rule in court.

Shawn Phillips Jr. has inked his first professional contract with the New Orleans Pelicans, joining Mark Mitchell, who also signed with the Denver Nuggets, as the latest Tigers to transition to the NBA under Coach Dennis Gates.
Mark Mitchell, a five‑star recruit and McDonald's All‑American, has agreed to an Exhibit‑10 contract with the Denver Nuggets, positioning him for a Summer League audition in Las Vegas and a potential path to an NBA roster spot.

Mark Mitchell, the Mizzou standout who topped the Tigers in points, rebounds and assists, has inked a deal with the Denver Nuggets, continuing a recent surge of Missouri players making direct jumps to the NBA.
The Southeastern Conference has announced Missouri's 2026‑27 opponents, detailing a blend of home‑and‑away matchups, road trips and neutral‑site games that will shape the Tigers' season.
Undrafted forward Mark Mitchell has joined the Denver Nuggets on an Exhibit‑10 contract, positioning him for a summer league showcase in Las Vegas and a potential two‑way or full‑time roster spot.
Missouri’s 2026‑27 basketball schedule features a full slate of SEC rivals, neutral‑site showdowns and a high‑profile ACC/SEC Challenge, as announced by the conference on June 25.

Missouri’s latest recruiting class climbs to twelfth nationally, headlined by sharpshooter Aidan Chronister, whose size and shooting touch promise a fresh dimension for the program.

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Four‑star recruit Aidan Chronister arrives in Columbia with a reputation for elite shooting, size and athleticism, positioning him as a potential impact player for Missouri’s upcoming season.

After two seasons as the Tigers’ leading scorer, Mark Mitchell is preparing for the 2026 NBA Draft, showcasing a versatile game that could translate into a valuable reserve role.

After leading the Missouri Tigers in scoring for two seasons, Mark Mitchell is preparing for the 2026 NBA Draft, where experts see him as a potential role player rather than a first‑round pick.