Missouri basketball vs. South Carolina: Tip-off time, radio and more
Missouri basketball goes on the road to play South Carolina this weekend.
The Missouri basketball team is coming off a huge win this past week.
The Tigers were down 20 points with about 13 minutes to play in Tuesday’s game against the Georgia Bulldogs. But Mizzou came back, outscoring Georgia 33-10 from that point on to shock its opponents and take home the 72-69 win. If Mizzou keeps up that momentum, Saturday’s game could be a good one in Columbia, South Carolina, as Mizzou takes on the South Carolina Gamecocks.
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Here’s a look at Saturday’s game:
Records: South Carolina 12-8 (4-3); Missouri 10-10 (2-5)
Where: Colonial Life Arena in Columbia, South Carolina
Time: 2:30 p.m.
How to watch: SEC Network
Online: WatchESPN
How to listen: TuneIn
Live stats: mutigers
Line: N/A courtesy of the Action Network
Over/under: N/A courtesy of the Action Network
Other conference games Saturday: Ole Miss at No. 22 LSU; Texas A&M at Georgia; Tennessee at Mississippi State; No. 13 Kentucky at No. 17 Auburn; Arkansas at Alabama; Florida at Vanderbilt.
South Carolina comes into Saturday’s game with a ton of momentum. The Gamecocks have won four of their past fives games, including a two-point victory over Arkansas on Wednesday, 79-77. South Carolina started out conference play 0-2 but have since gotten on track, and the Gamecocks are tied with six teams for the fourth spot in the SEC standings.
A.J. Lawson is the top scorer on the team. He averages 14 points per game, and dropped 19 to help South Carolina get its latest win. Malik Kostar is the top big man for the Gamecocks. He has team highs in rebounds (6.3), blocks (1) and steals (1.5).
Next up: Missouri stays on the road and plays Texas A&M on Tuesday.