The Tigers don't have as much momentum entering March Madness as they did, say, a few weeks ago — but getting one win out of the Southeastern Conference gave MU a much-needed confidence boost.
Here are the latest projections from around the bracketology world for what Mizzou's seed will be, who the Tigers will face and where they'll begin NCAA Tournament play next week:
3:30 p.m. Saturday: Missouri is the second-best No. 7 seed on the Bracket Matrix, a website that weighs more than 100 projected brackets to calculate a consensus idea of how the real thing will come together.