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Mizzou Tigers Men's Basketball History
Mizzou played its first season of men’s college basketball back in the 1906-1907 campaign as an independent school. One year later, the school joined the Missouri Valley Conference.
In 1967 Norm Stewart took over the team, which was by then a member of the Big Eight conference, and the program took off. Stewart led the Tigers for 32 years, turning them into a highly competitive program. He was on the bench from 1967 to 1999, during which Mizzou won eight conference titles and made 16 NCAA tournament appearances. The era featured Derrick Chievous, Anthony Peeler and Steve Stipanovich playing for Mizzou en route to having successful NBA careers.
While they were a charter member of the Big 12 Conference upon its inception in 1996, Missouri joined the SEC in 2012. Since joining the SEC, the Tigers have made the NCAA Tournament five times. As of the 2022–23 season, the team is led by head coach Dennis Gates.
Mizzou Tigers Team Info
Conference: SEC
Division: East
Team Colors: Old gold and black
Team Rivals: Kansas, Oklahoma, Illinois, South Carolina, Arkansas, Nebraska, Iowa State
Mizzou Tigers at Mizzou Arena
The Tigers play at Mizzou Arena on Norm Stewart Court. The arena, which opened in 2004, fits 15,061 people and is located on the campus of the University of Missouri in Columbia.
The schedule for the Mizzou Tigers’ 2023 basketball season can be found on the team’s website here.
Tickets for the 2023–24 regular season can be purchased on Ticketmaster, the Official Ticket Marketplace of the Mizzou Tigers.
The Tigers play their basketball games at Mizzou Arena on Norm Stewart Court. It is located on the campus of the University of Missouri.
Our seats were great! You could see everything. It was very bright in the Sprint Center. You could also hear very well! The event was exciting and people were out of their seats a lot! It was my sons first MU game and he had a blast! Overall very satisified! Would go again!
Great game other than the final score. Very good facility to watch an event.
The sprint center is a nice venue. My only issue was there was no Bud Light on the Upper level. Only Miller and I think Coors. Not a super huge issue, but it would be nice if at least one of the concession stands sold Bud Light. Other than that, we walked around and had a great time. The seats are a little tight, but then again we were up high so maybe they get bigger as you go down.
This was my first time to the Sprint Center and all I can say is that getting into the place (meaning getting through the doors) is the pits. Seriously it took nearly 15 mins to get into the facility and then we had to wait in a second line for them to scan out tickets. I don't think there are enough ways to get into the Sprint Center, in fact I think there are only 2 entrance points. So we stood out in the cold feeling like cattle being herded in. But once inside the Center is amazing, great seating at nearly any location, clean.
