The Missouri coaching staff has been working overtime to fill up all 105 scholarships for the 2026-27 season. While doing so, the Tigers added 2026 running back Preston Hatfield from Lee Summit, Missouri.
After he committed and signed with Missouri, wide receiver Horatio Fields will actually not join the program, per a report from PowerMizzou on Sunday. Reports of the change of plans for Fields came hours after Missouri made its biggest addition at wide receiver this offseason, signing Cayden Lee, a former starter at Ole Miss.
COLUMBIA, Mo. — If it weren't for what Mark Mitchell called "a blessing from God," Missouri's last gasp against Oklahoma would've been a layup that Mitchell missed.
The Missouri Tigers have made their biggest splash in the transfer portal so far, adding former Ole Miss wide receiver Cayden Lee. Lee is ranked as the No.
Missouri (13-9, 1-6 in Southeastern Conference) trailed No. 18 Ole Miss (17-4, 4-2) at the midway point of the second quarter when Jayla Smith pulled up in transition and buried a 3-pointer to tie the score at 21.
Former Missouri edge rusher Damon Wilson II will join the runner-ups for the National Championship, reportedly signing with the Miami Hurricanes, per multiple reports Thursday afternoon.
There's a ton of focus right now on who the Missouri Tigers have added in the transfer portal. That makes sense. But, in that mess of new players and guys leaving, is the slurry of names who opted to re-sign with the Tigers.
COLUMBIA, Mo. — Missouri had an uncharacteristically high free-throw percentage in its loss to No. 21 Georgia, making 91.7% of its shots from the line.
No. 21 Georgia (16-3, 4-2 SEC) escaped Columbia, Missouri, with a huge SEC victory over Missouri (13-6, 3-3 SEC) on Tuesday evening.
Missouri's captain group earned another member early in SEC play, with forward Trent Pierce being named a captain for the Tigers after returning from injury, head coach Dennis Gates revealed Monday.
Missouri has had to bring a balanced shopping list to the transfer portal this offseason, needing to replace at least one starter at nine different positions.
Coming off a loss at LSU, Missouri is entering its first week of SEC play with two consecutive home games. The Tigers will host No. 21 Georgia on Tuesday, then Oklahoma on Saturday.
Missouri (13-8, 1-5 in SEC) women's basketball's latest road loss, 89-71 at Florida (13-8, 1-5), exemplifies the difficulty of winning on the road in the Southeastern Conference.
Karsten Fiene, a wide receiver from Lee's Summit High School, has committed to Missouri, he announced in a social media post Sunday. Fiene was originally committed to Northwest Missouri State, but has now flipped to the Tigers.
No. 19 Missouri opened the weekend trip with a 22–17 win over Arizona State on Thursday, Jan. 15, while on the team’s weekend trip away from Columbia. Despite the victory, the Tigers faced challenges, winning only five of the ten matches.
The Missouri Tigers struggled on the road against LSU, resulting in a 78-70 loss on the road. This was LSU's first win in the SEC, while Missouri dropped to 13-5 and 3-2 in conference play.
Missouri has added a second specialist through the transfer portal, signing punter Mark Shenouda from Tennessee State, according to a report from MizzouToday.
Missouri has signed a fourth wide receiver through the transfer portal, now adding Kenric Lanier II from Minnesota, per multiple reports. He has two years of eligibility remaining.
Missouri (12-8, 1-4 in SEC) hosted Arkansas (11-9, 0-5) in a matchup that could dictate the outcome of the season. The Tigers and Razorbacks were two of the early casualties of war in the bloodbath that is the Southeastern Conferences.
Mizzou Arena fell a little bit silent at the 1:46 mark of Missouri's matchup with Auburn, as a double-digit lead suddenly sat at only four points. Missouri had two options after its once large lead dwindled.
COLUMBIA, Mo. — Missouri grabbed its third win of SEC play Wednesday night, taking down Auburn in a 84-74 win. Missouri has now started SEC play 3-1, including two wins over Final-Four teams from last season.
Missouri has left too many free points on the table this season. The Tigers currently rank at No. 338 in the country and last in the SEC in free-throw percentage at 66.3%.
Missouri men's basketball has gotten off to a hot start this season, currently sitting at 12-4 on the year and 2-1 in conference play. Dennis Gates has the Tigers at third in the SEC, and while this season certainly looks have a lot of promise, the future of Missouri basketball could be even brighter.
Boobirds were out in full force at Rupp Arena on Wednesday as the Kentucky Wildcats collapsed over the final four-and-a-half minutes against the Missouri Tigers.
During the Gators' loss — which drops them to 9-5 on the season and 0-1 in Southeastern Conference play — their Achilles' heel was fully present.
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