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Re: Missouri Tigers (CH2K5)
Sophomore F/C Linas Kleiza
Even after all of the problems the Missouri Tigers have had with the NCAA the past few years, they still have a solid core of players for the 2004-05 season. Led by F/C Linas Kleiza and G/F Jason Conley, Mizzou believes they have a shot at the Big Dance in March.
The Starting Lineup..
pg - Jason Horton - This freshman brings plenty of playmaking ability to the table for the Tigers, and should thrive under Coach Hatten's offense. With scorers all around him, Horton should rack up huge assist numbers in his freshman season.
sg - Jimmy McKinney - McKinney is a pure scorer out of St. Louis, and provides leadership for this fairly young Mizzou squad. As a junior, McKinney will be expected to score and play a little defense as a 2-guard.
f - Jason Conley - Conley, a senior, is a pure scorer. Playing small forward this season shouldn't be too difficult for Conley, and at 6'5", 212lbs, he may even be a mismatch for most teams. On and off the court, Conley will be expected to come up big for the Tigers this year.
f - Marshall Brown - This lanky 6'7" swingman will get the pleasure of starting as a freshman for Coach Hatten's Mizzou Tigers. Brown can score and soar for rebounds, but won't be expected to carry much of a load as a frosh.
c - Linas Kleiza - The big man on the floor for the Tigers this year will be Kleiza, who is fully capable of scoring in bunches and grabbing huge rebounds. Only a sophomore, Kleiza should be a solid starter for at least a couple years.
Sixth Man
g - Thomas Gardner - A 6'5" sophomore, this kid can do it all offensively. Although the Tigers have three solid guards in the starting lineup, Gardner will see plenty of PT. -
Re: Missouri Tigers (CH2K5)
Sophomore F/C Linas Kleiza
Even after all of the problems the Missouri Tigers have had with the NCAA the past few years, they still have a solid core of players for the 2004-05 season. Led by F/C Linas Kleiza and G/F Jason Conley, Mizzou believes they have a shot at the Big Dance in March.
The Starting Lineup..
pg - Jason Horton - This freshman brings plenty of playmaking ability to the table for the Tigers, and should thrive under Coach Hatten's offense. With scorers all around him, Horton should rack up huge assist numbers in his freshman season.
sg - Jimmy McKinney - McKinney is a pure scorer out of St. Louis, and provides leadership for this fairly young Mizzou squad. As a junior, McKinney will be expected to score and play a little defense as a 2-guard.
f - Jason Conley - Conley, a senior, is a pure scorer. Playing small forward this season shouldn't be too difficult for Conley, and at 6'5", 212lbs, he may even be a mismatch for most teams. On and off the court, Conley will be expected to come up big for the Tigers this year.
f - Marshall Brown - This lanky 6'7" swingman will get the pleasure of starting as a freshman for Coach Hatten's Mizzou Tigers. Brown can score and soar for rebounds, but won't be expected to carry much of a load as a frosh.
c - Linas Kleiza - The big man on the floor for the Tigers this year will be Kleiza, who is fully capable of scoring in bunches and grabbing huge rebounds. Only a sophomore, Kleiza should be a solid starter for at least a couple years.
Sixth Man
g - Thomas Gardner - A 6'5" sophomore, this kid can do it all offensively. Although the Tigers have three solid guards in the starting lineup, Gardner will see plenty of PT.Comment
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Re: Missouri Tigers (CH2K5)
Coaching Staff
Head Coach
Lubos Hatten
Assistants
Alex Sargent
Stevie Yates
2004-05 Schedule
Watchdog Classic Tournament
Davidson
Murray State
Oakland
Arkansas
Montana
Indiana
Illinois
Gonzaga
American
Iowa State
@ Oklahoma State
@ Kansas State
Texas Tech
Nebraska
@ Colorado
Kansas State
@ Kansas
@ Texas A&M
@ UNLV
Oklahoma
Baylor
@ Nebraska
Colorado
@ Texas
@ Iowa State
Kansas
Denotes tournament game(s)
Denotes rivalry game
Denotes conference gameComment
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Re: Missouri Tigers (CH2K5)
Coaching Staff
Head Coach
Lubos Hatten
Assistants
Alex Sargent
Stevie Yates
2004-05 Schedule
Watchdog Classic Tournament
Davidson
Murray State
Oakland
Arkansas
Montana
Indiana
Illinois
Gonzaga
American
Iowa State
@ Oklahoma State
@ Kansas State
Texas Tech
Nebraska
@ Colorado
Kansas State
@ Kansas
@ Texas A&M
@ UNLV
Oklahoma
Baylor
@ Nebraska
Colorado
@ Texas
@ Iowa State
Kansas
Denotes tournament game(s)
Denotes rivalry game
Denotes conference gameComment
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Re: Missouri Tigers (CH2K5)
Preseason Top 25
- North Carolina
- Kansas
- Illinois
- Georgia Tech
- Arizona
- Connecticut
- Wake Forest
- Duke
- Maryland
- Cincinnati
- Syracuse
- Mississippi State
- Kentucky
- Notre Dame
- Florida
- Louisville
- Pittsburgh
- Oklahoma State
- Texas
- Michigan State
- North Carolina State
- Alabama
- Charlotte
- Wisconsin
- Stanford
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Re: Missouri Tigers (CH2K5)
Preseason Top 25
- North Carolina
- Kansas
- Illinois
- Georgia Tech
- Arizona
- Connecticut
- Wake Forest
- Duke
- Maryland
- Cincinnati
- Syracuse
- Mississippi State
- Kentucky
- Notre Dame
- Florida
- Louisville
- Pittsburgh
- Oklahoma State
- Texas
- Michigan State
- North Carolina State
- Alabama
- Charlotte
- Wisconsin
- Stanford
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Re: Missouri Tigers (CH2K5)
Watchdog Classic Tournament
Hearnes Center - Columbia, Missouri
The Brown Bears and Missouri Tigers hooked up in the first round of the Watchdog Classic in Columbia, Missouri. The Tigers were heavily favored, and fully expected to lay it on these Ivy Leaguers.
To begin the game, the Bears' players played with chips on their shoulders. Definitely surprising anybody willing to watch, Brown gave Mizzou a run for their money, exchanging basket after basket. Eventually, however, those chips wore off, and so did the Cinderella slippers. The Tigers started pulling away, and were up by 15 at the half.
The second half saw Mizzou pull farther and farther away, and Brown never really had a chance to catch back up. Linas Kleiza was dominant in the post, and helped the Tigers to the 85-43 win.
Players Of The Game
MIZZ - Linas Kleiza - 26 points, 12 rebounds, 4 assists
BRO - Jason Forte - 16 points, 6 assists
MIZZOU STATS
Conley - 22 points, 4 assists, 4 rebounds
McKinney - 17 points, 3-4 3PT FG, 5 assists, 4 steals
Horton - 14 points, 15 assists, 4 rebounds, 2 steals
BROWN STATS
Flaherty - 8 points, 8 rebounds
Manhanga - 9 points, 3 assists, 3 rebounds
Video Highlights
Jason Horton sets up Jason Conley for three
Jason Horton to Jimmy McKinney to Jason Conley
Next Game..
#16 Louisville Cardinals (1-0) @ Missouri Tigers (1-0)Last edited by skitch; 01-15-2005, 11:37 PM.Comment
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Re: Missouri Tigers (CH2K5)
Watchdog Classic Tournament
Hearnes Center - Columbia, Missouri
The Brown Bears and Missouri Tigers hooked up in the first round of the Watchdog Classic in Columbia, Missouri. The Tigers were heavily favored, and fully expected to lay it on these Ivy Leaguers.
To begin the game, the Bears' players played with chips on their shoulders. Definitely surprising anybody willing to watch, Brown gave Mizzou a run for their money, exchanging basket after basket. Eventually, however, those chips wore off, and so did the Cinderella slippers. The Tigers started pulling away, and were up by 15 at the half.
The second half saw Mizzou pull farther and farther away, and Brown never really had a chance to catch back up. Linas Kleiza was dominant in the post, and helped the Tigers to the 85-43 win.
Players Of The Game
MIZZ - Linas Kleiza - 26 points, 12 rebounds, 4 assists
BRO - Jason Forte - 16 points, 6 assists
MIZZOU STATS
Conley - 22 points, 4 assists, 4 rebounds
McKinney - 17 points, 3-4 3PT FG, 5 assists, 4 steals
Horton - 14 points, 15 assists, 4 rebounds, 2 steals
BROWN STATS
Flaherty - 8 points, 8 rebounds
Manhanga - 9 points, 3 assists, 3 rebounds
Video Highlights
Jason Horton sets up Jason Conley for three
Jason Horton to Jimmy McKinney to Jason Conley
Next Game..
#16 Louisville Cardinals (1-0) @ Missouri Tigers (1-0)Comment
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Re: Missouri Tigers (CH2K5)
Watchdog Classic Tournament
Hearnes Center - Columbia, Missouri
The Louisville Cardinals and Mizzou Tigers met in the championship game of the Watchdog Classic. Coach Hatten's Tigers were seen as underdogs, but definitely weren't going to roll over.
Early on, Mizzou stayed competitive and gave Louisville a run for their money. After a few back and forth moments, the Cardinals decided enough was enough. That was when stars Francisco Garcia, Taquan Dean, and Larry O'Bannon took over. The three combined for numerous points in transition and in the halfcourt, and the Tigers were fully incapable of making stops. Going into the intermission, Mizzou saw the game slipping away.
The second half was up and down for the Tigers, as Louisville continued to toy with them. For the first few minutes of the half, the Tigers slumped. Missing shot after shot, Coach Hatten finally called a timeout to settle his players down. It obviously worked, as Mizzou battled back and eventually found themselves with a defecit of only four. However, the Cardinals pulled away again, beating Missouri 97-89.
Players Of The Game
MIZZ - Linas Kleiza - 27 points, 15 rebounds, 3 assists
UL - Larry O'Bannon - 26 points, 9-13 FG, 5 steals
MIZZOU STATS
Conley - 26 points, 6-10 3PT FG, 6 assists
McKinney - 15 points, 7 assists, 4 steals, 3 rebounds
Horton - 12 points, 13 assists, 2 steals
LOUISVILLE STATS
Garcia - 24 points, 5 assists, 4 rebounds
Dean - 19 points, 17 assists, 3 steals, 3 rebounds
Palacios - 15 points, 6 rebounds, 4 assists
Video Highlights
Taquan Dean to Larry O'Bannon for three
Linas Kleiza plays defense
Next Game..
Davidson Wildcats (0-0) @ Missouri Tigers (1-1)Comment
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Re: Missouri Tigers (CH2K5)
Watchdog Classic Tournament
Hearnes Center - Columbia, Missouri
The Louisville Cardinals and Mizzou Tigers met in the championship game of the Watchdog Classic. Coach Hatten's Tigers were seen as underdogs, but definitely weren't going to roll over.
Early on, Mizzou stayed competitive and gave Louisville a run for their money. After a few back and forth moments, the Cardinals decided enough was enough. That was when stars Francisco Garcia, Taquan Dean, and Larry O'Bannon took over. The three combined for numerous points in transition and in the halfcourt, and the Tigers were fully incapable of making stops. Going into the intermission, Mizzou saw the game slipping away.
The second half was up and down for the Tigers, as Louisville continued to toy with them. For the first few minutes of the half, the Tigers slumped. Missing shot after shot, Coach Hatten finally called a timeout to settle his players down. It obviously worked, as Mizzou battled back and eventually found themselves with a defecit of only four. However, the Cardinals pulled away again, beating Missouri 97-89.
Players Of The Game
MIZZ - Linas Kleiza - 27 points, 15 rebounds, 3 assists
UL - Larry O'Bannon - 26 points, 9-13 FG, 5 steals
MIZZOU STATS
Conley - 26 points, 6-10 3PT FG, 6 assists
McKinney - 15 points, 7 assists, 4 steals, 3 rebounds
Horton - 12 points, 13 assists, 2 steals
LOUISVILLE STATS
Garcia - 24 points, 5 assists, 4 rebounds
Dean - 19 points, 17 assists, 3 steals, 3 rebounds
Palacios - 15 points, 6 rebounds, 4 assists
Video Highlights
Taquan Dean to Larry O'Bannon for three
Linas Kleiza plays defense
Next Game..
Davidson Wildcats (0-0) @ Missouri Tigers (1-1)Comment
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Re: Missouri Tigers (CH2K5)
Hearnes Center - Columbia, Missouri
The Davidson University Wildcats came to town to take on the recently whipped Mizzou Tigers. Coach Hatten's squad was looking to rebound after taking an L against Louisville, and they were confident right out of the gate.
Mizzou hit shot after shot to begin the game, showing signs of brilliance again and again. However, so did Davidson. Everytime the Tigers did something good, so did the Wildcats, and the first half ended as a stalemate, as neither team could gain an advantage.
The second half, however, was completely different. Eventually, Davidson's shooters cooled off, giving Mizzou the advantage. Linas Kleiza and Jason Conley took over offensively, and Missouri beat Davidson 80-66.
Players Of The Game
MIZZ - Linas Kleiza - 19 points, 10 rebounds
DAV - Brendan Winters - 26 points, 4-6 3PT FG, 4 assists
MIZZOU STATS
Conley - 18 points, 4-6 3PT FG, 4 assists
McKinney - 13 points, 4 steals, 3 assists
Horton - 12 points, 2-3 3PT FG, 15 assists
Gardner - 12 points
DAVIDSON STATS
Kosmalski - 16 points, 9 rebounds, 3 assists
McKillop - 10 points, 4 rebounds
Grant - 2 points, 15 assists
Video Highlights
Jason Horton to Linas Kleiza for the dunk
Jason Horton to Jason Conley for threeComment
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Re: Missouri Tigers (CH2K5)
Hearnes Center - Columbia, Missouri
The Davidson University Wildcats came to town to take on the recently whipped Mizzou Tigers. Coach Hatten's squad was looking to rebound after taking an L against Louisville, and they were confident right out of the gate.
Mizzou hit shot after shot to begin the game, showing signs of brilliance again and again. However, so did Davidson. Everytime the Tigers did something good, so did the Wildcats, and the first half ended as a stalemate, as neither team could gain an advantage.
The second half, however, was completely different. Eventually, Davidson's shooters cooled off, giving Mizzou the advantage. Linas Kleiza and Jason Conley took over offensively, and Missouri beat Davidson 80-66.
Players Of The Game
MIZZ - Linas Kleiza - 19 points, 10 rebounds
DAV - Brendan Winters - 26 points, 4-6 3PT FG, 4 assists
MIZZOU STATS
Conley - 18 points, 4-6 3PT FG, 4 assists
McKinney - 13 points, 4 steals, 3 assists
Horton - 12 points, 2-3 3PT FG, 15 assists
Gardner - 12 points
DAVIDSON STATS
Kosmalski - 16 points, 9 rebounds, 3 assists
McKillop - 10 points, 4 rebounds
Grant - 2 points, 15 assists
Video Highlights
Jason Horton to Linas Kleiza for the dunk
Jason Horton to Jason Conley for threeComment
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Re: Missouri Tigers (CH2K5)
Top 10
- North Carolina
- Kansas
- Georgia Tech
- Illinois
- Connecticut
- Maryland
- Cincinnati
- Notre Dame
- Arizona
- Louisville
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Re: Missouri Tigers (CH2K5)
Top 10
- North Carolina
- Kansas
- Georgia Tech
- Illinois
- Connecticut
- Maryland
- Cincinnati
- Notre Dame
- Arizona
- Louisville
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