COLUMBIA, Mo. — Four players scored in double digits, the entire team shot 47.8% from 3-point range and Missouri men's basketball handled a flailing Arkansas team in a resounding victory on Saturday.
The Tigers' 83-65 win extends their best-ever start to a Southeastern Conference slate and a home winning streak that now sits at 14 — putting it in the nation's 10 longest such runs.
And for the second Saturday in a row, MU fans sold out Mizzou Arena to watch a Missouri team now poised to enter the Associated Press' Top 25 next week.
Mizzou's offense was stuck in its sluggish state for most of the second half, scoring just 21 points over the game's final 20 minutes.