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St. Louis native Kennard Davis Jr. is set to rejoin the Missouri Tigers after stints at Southern Illinois and BYU, bringing a blend of local familiarity and national tournament experience.
Missouri finalizes its 2026‑27 roster, adding guard Cord Stansberry, a 6‑foot‑4 transfer expected to bolster depth in the SEC transition.
Missouri basketball has locked in its 15‑player roster, completing the addition of Cord Stansberry, a 6‑foot‑4 guard expected to bring scoring depth to the team’s transition into the SEC.
Cord Stansberry, who averaged 14.1 points per game last season, pledges to join the Missouri program, bringing a mix of scoring and experience.
Cord Stansberry, a 6‑foot‑4 junior from Western Carolina, joins the Tigers after a season that saw him average 14.1 points and 4 rebounds per game, adding depth at the guard position as head coach Dennis Gates continues to reshape the squad.
Western Carolina transfer guard Cord Stansberry has committed to Missouri, giving the Tigers a proven scorer just as they finalize a 15‑player roster for the 2026‑27 season.
Cord Stansberry, a standout guard from Western Carolina, has pledged to the University of Missouri’s basketball program for the 2026‑27 campaign, bringing a proven scoring threat to a team already bolstered by multiple transfers.
Missouri’s 2026‑27 basketball squad features 14 scholarship players, a top‑12 transfer class and a freshman group headlined by Jason Crowe Jr., setting the stage for a competitive season.
Missouri’s men’s basketball program is shaping up for the 2026‑27 season with a roster that blends experienced transfers and a highly anticipated freshman class, totaling 14 scholarship players.
After a standout season at BYU, where he helped the Cougars secure a No. 6 seed and posted career‑high scoring stretches, Kennard Davis Jr. is set to transfer to the University of Missouri, adding depth to a Tigers squad that has established itself as a consistent postseason contender.
The Tigers have added South Dakota guard Jordan Crawford, a proven 3‑point shooter, to a roster that is nearing the NCAA’s 15‑player cap.
Jordan Crawford joins Missouri’s roster, adding 3‑point shooting and depth while the team navigates a reshaped point‑guard landscape.
Missouri adds sharpshooter Jordan Crawford, hoping his shooting and low turnover rate will bolster depth while addressing defensive concerns.
Jordan Crawford, a redshirt senior combo guard from South Dakota, commits to Missouri, bringing veteran skill and three‑point shooting to a roster reshaped by multiple transfers.