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Latrell Wrightsell Jr.'s 7 3-pointers help No. 23 Alabama top Missouri
- No. 23 Alabama routed Missouri 90-64 on Tuesday night, with Latrell Wrightsell Jr. making a career-high seven three-pointers and scoring 21 points as the team hit 15 3s.
- A new starting lineup featuring Charles Bediako debuted after a judge delayed his eligibility hearing, fueling a 17-6 late first-half run and a 16-2 second-half surge that built momentum.
- Labaron Philon Jr. contributed key scoring and playmaking with 18 points and six assists, while Aiden Sherrell added 16 points and Charles Bediako grabbed six rebounds in 18 minutes.
- The Tigers' shooting woes defined their loss as Missouri suffered its fourth defeat in six games, shooting 39% overall, 19% on 3s, and 35% at the foul line.
- Following the rout, Alabama heads to Florida Sunday at noon on ABC while Missouri will host Mississippi State on Saturday seeking to rebound.
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Missouri men’s basketball blown out at Alabama: 3 takeaways
By Eli Hoff St. Louis Post-Dispatch Missouri men’s basketball struggled to corral Alabama’s perimeter shooting while the Tigers continued to flounder at the free-throw line… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close The post Missouri men’s basketball blown out at Alabama: 3 takeaways appeared first on The Examiner.
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No. 23 Alabama's perimeter shooting, Mizzou’s rocky free-throw shooting sink Tigers
Mizzou men’s basketball dropped another conference road game, falling to 4-4 in SEC play. No. 23 Alabama shut the Tigers down with its perimeter shooting while Mizzou self-sabotaged from the free-throw line.
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