Looking to continue its unprecedented turnaround, No. 21 Missouri travels to meet Georgia on Saturday in Southeastern Conference action at Athens, Ga. Just a year removed from an 8-24 record that included an 0-18 mark in SEC play, the Tigers (18-6, 7-4 SEC) appear to be well on their way to an NCAA Tournament appearance. With wins over Kansas, Florida, Ole Miss and Mississippi State, Missouri can boost its resume against tourney hopeful Georgia. Following a two-game losing skid, Missouri rebounded Wednesday to earn an 82-58 home victory over Oklahoma. In a wire-to-wire win that saw the Tigers lead by as many as 29 points, Mark Mitchell finished with a career-high 25 points.
No. 21 Missouri takes revival on road to face Georgia
