St. Louis Post-Dispatch — KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Brittainey Raven scored 11 points and No. 15 Texas held off Missouri 64-59 in the first round of the Big 12 women's tournament Thursday. Fifth-seeded Texas (23-7) trailed 29-28 at the half and couldn't put away the 12th-seede...
4 hours agoKansas City Star — Texas women's coach Gail Goestenkors' worst fears were nearly realized.
4 hours agoSt. Louis Post-Dispatch — Keiton Page scored 19 of his 24 points in a dominating first half, and Oklahoma State withstood a brief rally in the season's third Bedlam game to beat Oklahoma 81-67 on Wednesday night in the opening round of the Big 12 tournament in Kansas City....
18 hours agoSt. Louis Post-Dispatch — Nebraska 75, Missouri 60 • Big 12's bottom seed pounds No. 5 Mizzou.
18 hours agoKansas City Star — Missouri forward Amanda Hanneman pointed to the spot on the floor at Municipal Auditorium where she hit the three-pointer that sent a Big 12 women’s tournament first-round game into overtime in 2008. Then, after Wednesday’s practice, the Tigers returned to the same locker room they occupied on the day they became the first 12 seed to beat a No. 5 when Mizzou upset Oklahoma 70-64.
21 hours agoKansas City Star — <strong><span class="subhead">First half</span></strong> •<strong>Key play:</strong> Missouri trailed by 10 points and had played strong defense for 34 seconds when Nebraska’s Lance Jeter beat the shot clock with 1 second to spare for a three-pointer that put Nebraska up 39-26 with 51 seconds left in the half.
21 hours agoKansas City Star — Missouri entered the Big 12 tournament having thrown only 11 of its previous 59 three-point shots into baskets from Manhattan, Kan., to Columbia to Ames, Iowa. The Tigers had little better luck at the Sprint Center. The running total of inaccuracy is now 18 of 80 in their last four games.
21 hours agoSt. Louis Post-Dispatch — Tigers never got closer than eight points away after falling behind 26-9 early.
March 10, 2010Kansas City Star — The Kansas City Star's Mike DeArmond and Blair Kerkhoff dissect Missouri's 15-point loss to Nebraska in first-round action in the Big 12 Tournament on Wednesday at the Sprint Center.
March 10, 2010Kansas City Star — In his postgame news conference, Missouri head coach Mike Anderson said he thought the Tigers were prepared for Nebraska. "Everything that could go wrong, did go wrong," Anderson said after the Huskers upset the Tigers 75-60.
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