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A legal complaint filed this week seeks an injunction that would grant an additional season to athletes whose eligibility expired before the NCAA’s new five‑year rule took effect.
The Tigers are betting on a collective shooting upgrade, adding players like Kennard Davis Jr., Jordan Crawford and Cord Stansberry to diversify a portfolio that has long relied on spot‑up and pull‑up threats.
After stints at Southern Illinois and BYU, Kennard Davis Jr. is set to don the Missouri jersey, aiming to contribute as a 3‑point threat and lockdown defender.
The University of Missouri men's basketball program joined forces with Big Brothers Big Sisters to host a community clinic in St. Louis, showcasing new players and reinforcing a commitment to youth development.
Jamier Jones, a physical and athletic guard with Big East All‑Freshman honors, is expected to complement Jason Crowe Jr. at shooting guard for the Missouri Tigers. His freshman statistics, defensive contributions and projected statistical range suggest he could become a key catalyst for the program’s next season.
Jordan Crawford, a 6‑foot‑3 guard from Charlotte, North Carolina, has signed with the University of Missouri for the 2026‑27 campaign, adding a proven scorer and three‑point threat to a roster already enriched by a top‑ranked recruiting class.
Kansas prepares for a demanding non‑conference slate, blending a full roster with marquee matchups against Kentucky, Villanova, UConn and more
The Tigers have finalized their 2026‑27 roster, adding five‑star talents and navigating departures as they chase a deeper tournament run.
The Tigers announced a quartet of assistant coaches and a loaded transfer portal class, signaling a push for a championship‑contending lineup under head coach Dennis Gates.
The Tigers announced a quartet of assistant coaches, including Jason Crowe Sr., Zach Reynolds, Jimmie Foster and Tavaras Hardy, to complement head coach Dennis Gates' ambitious roster built around size and talent.
Missouri has completed its roster for the upcoming season, adding transfers, a top‑ranked class and a clear coaching vision.
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.
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.