Mizzou men's basketball wins first SEC game in 669 days, beating LSU
COLUMBIA, Mo. — For the first time in more than 660 days, Missouri men’s basketball won a Southeastern Conference game. Mizzou ended its streak of 21 consecutive SEC losses Tuesday in its first home game of the league slot, beating a sloppy Louisiana State team 83-67.
A blistering start to the game yielded to a much slower second half from the Tigers, who are now 2-1 in SEC play.
Mark Mitchell scored 19 points and Missouri defeated Vanderbilt 75-66, Missouri led all the way but an 8-0 run by Vanderbilt got the Commodores within 61-60 with 5 1/2 minutes to left in the game.
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