NCAAB · Final

Missouri Tigers Dominate Minnesota Golden Gophers 83-60

Wednesday, November 12, 2025, 8:00 PM ET · Mizzou Arena

Missouri Tigers 83, Minnesota Golden Gophers 60, final. Our NCAAB picks are sealed as a hash before kickoff and settled in public, losses included.

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Who won Minnesota Golden Gophers vs Missouri Tigers?

Missouri Tigers beat Minnesota Golden Gophers 83-60 at Mizzou Arena on November 12, 2025.

The Missouri Tigers showcased their dominance with a decisive 83-60 victory over the Minnesota Golden Gophers at Mizzou Arena. This game was particularly noteworthy as it marked the Tigers' continued unbeaten run at home, improving their record to 4-0, while the Golden Gophers fell to 2-1 on the road.

Missouri entered the game with a recent form of 5-5 over their last ten matches, but they are currently on a three-game winning streak. Their scoring average has been impressive, with the Tigers putting up an average of 89.5 points per game while allowing 83.4. Their last five games reflect a slight improvement, with an average of 89.8 points scored and 77.4 points allowed. In their most recent outing prior to facing Minnesota, Missouri defeated the VMI Keydets 106-68, demonstrating their offensive capabilities.

On the other side, Minnesota's recent form has also been mixed, with a record of 5-5 in their last ten games and a two-game winning streak leading into this matchup. The Golden Gophers have averaged 70.3 points scored per game while allowing 66.7 points. Their last five games show a scoring average of 76.0 points and an average of 66.2 points allowed. Minnesota's most recent victory came against Alcorn State, where they won decisively with a score of 95-50.

Home advantage has played a significant role in Missouri's success, as they have a home record of 4-1, while Minnesota has struggled away from home with a record of 1-4. The Tigers have been formidable at Mizzou Arena, and this game further solidified their reputation as a tough opponent on their home court.

In terms of previous meetings, this matchup was significant as it provided an opportunity for both teams to gauge their strengths early in the season. While the block does not provide specifics on prior encounters, the current form and home advantage suggested that Missouri would be a challenging opponent for Minnesota.

Injuries were not mentioned in the block, indicating that both teams likely fielded their strongest lineups for this contest. This aspect is crucial in determining the overall performance and strategy employed by each side.

The betting market reflected Missouri's strong home performance, with the home win probability set at 1.0, indicating a complete expectation of victory for the Tigers as attributed to the market. This aligns with the Tigers' recent form and home record.

Conditions during the game appeared favorable for both teams, with no adverse weather or external factors impacting the play. The atmosphere at Mizzou Arena was likely electric, contributing to the home team's performance.

Fans watching the game were treated to a display of offensive prowess from Missouri, particularly in the second half. Key scoring plays included free throws and jumpers from Sebastian Mack and Anthony Robinson II, among others. The Tigers maintained control throughout the game, demonstrating their ability to capitalize on scoring opportunities and keep Minnesota at bay.

In summary, the Missouri Tigers' 83-60 victory over the Minnesota Golden Gophers not only highlights their strong home form and offensive capabilities but also sets the stage for an exciting season ahead as both teams continue to develop.

Leaders

PointsMark Mitchell Jr.18Missouri Tigers
AssistsMark Mitchell Jr.6Missouri Tigers
ReboundsJacob Crews8Missouri Tigers
PointsCade Tyson17Minnesota Golden Gophers
AssistsChansey Willis Jr.3Minnesota Golden Gophers
ReboundsJaylen Crocker-Johnson12Minnesota Golden Gophers

Recent form

Missouri Tigers

Last 10: 5-5Streak W389.5 scored · 83.4 allowed per game4-1 at home

W106-68vs VMI KeydetsNov 9
W89-84vs Southeast Missouri State RedhawksNov 8
W88-67at Howard BisonNov 4
L81-95at Florida GatorsMar 14
W85-73vs Mississippi State BulldogsMar 13
L83-91vs Kentucky WildcatsMar 8
L84-96at Oklahoma SoonersMar 6
L93-97at Vanderbilt CommodoresMar 1
W101-71vs South Carolina GamecocksFeb 26
L85-92at Arkansas RazorbacksFeb 23

Minnesota Golden Gophers

Last 10: 5-5Streak W270.3 scored · 66.7 allowed per game3-1 away

W95-50vs Alcorn State BravesNov 8
W87-60vs Gardner-Webb Runnin' BulldogsNov 4
L64-72vs Northwestern WildcatsMar 12
L67-75at Rutgers Scarlet KnightsMar 9
L67-74vs Wisconsin BadgersMar 6
W67-65at Nebraska CornhuskersMar 1
L63-75vs Northwestern WildcatsFeb 26
L60-69vs Penn State Nittany LionsFeb 22
W64-61at UCLA BruinsFeb 19
W69-66at USC TrojansFeb 15

Standings

Team	Overall	Games behind	In conference
Michigan	37-3	-	19-1
Nebraska	28-7	4	15-5
Michigan State	27-8	4	15-5
Illinois	28-9	4	15-5
Wisconsin	24-11	5	14-6
Purdue	30-9	6	13-7
UCLA	24-12	6	13-7
Ohio State	21-13	7	12-8
Iowa	24-13	9	10-10
Indiana	18-14	10	9-11
Minnesota	15-18	11	8-12
USC	18-14	12	7-13
Washington	16-17	12	7-13
Rutgers	14-20	13	6-14
Northwestern	15-19	14	5-15
Oregon	12-20	14	5-15
Maryland	12-21	15	4-16
Penn State	12-20	16	3-17
Florida	27-8	-	16-2
Arkansas	28-9	3	13-5
Alabama	25-10	3	13-5
Vanderbilt	27-9	5	11-7
Tennessee	25-12	5	11-7
Texas A&M	22-12	5	11-7
Georgia	22-11	6	10-8
Kentucky	22-14	6	10-8
Missouri	20-13	6	10-8
Texas	21-15	7	9-9
Auburn	22-16	9	7-11
Oklahoma	21-16	9	7-11
Mississippi State	13-19	11	5-13
Ole Miss	15-20	12	4-14
South Carolina	13-19	12	4-14
LSU	15-17	13	3-15

Box score

Stat	Minnesota Golden Gophers	Missouri Tigers
Field goals	23-54	29-49
Field goal %	43	59
Three-pointers	5-23	11-22
Three-point %	22	50
Free throws	9-17	14-20
Free throw %	53	70
Rebounds	34	25
Offensive rebounds	14	3
Defensive rebounds	20	22
Assists	11	15
Steals	3	7
Blocks	0	2
Turnovers	11	9
Team turnovers	1	1
Technical fouls	0	0
Technical fouls, total	0	0
Flagrant fouls	1	0
Points off turnovers	11	11
Fast-break points	2	9
Points in the paint	26	32
Fouls	18	19
Largest lead	9	25

How the scoring went

2nd Half40-35Cade Tyson made Jumper.
2nd Half40-38Anthony Robinson II made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Mark Mitchell.
2nd Half40-39Jayden Stone made Free Throw.
2nd Half40-40Jayden Stone made Free Throw.
2nd Half40-42Jacob Crews made Layup. Assisted by Mark Mitchell.
2nd Half42-42Cade Tyson made Layup. Assisted by Jaylen Crocker-Johnson.
2nd Half44-42Cade Tyson made Layup. Assisted by Isaac Asuma.
2nd Half44-45Jayden Stone made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Mark Mitchell.
2nd Half46-45Cade Tyson made Dunk. Assisted by Robert Vaihola.
2nd Half46-47T.O. Barrett made Layup.
2nd Half46-49T.O. Barrett made Two Point Tip Shot.
2nd Half47-49Cade Tyson made Free Throw.
2nd Half47-51Mark Mitchell made Jumper.
2nd Half47-53Mark Mitchell made Jumper.
2nd Half47-56Luke Northweather made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Anthony Robinson II.
2nd Half47-58Mark Mitchell made Layup.
2nd Half47-61Jacob Crews made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Mark Mitchell.
2nd Half47-63Jayden Stone made Layup.
2nd Half48-63Robert Vaihola made Free Throw.
2nd Half48-65Mark Mitchell made Jumper. Assisted by T.O. Barrett.
2nd Half48-66Jayden Stone made Free Throw.
2nd Half48-67Jayden Stone made Free Throw.
2nd Half48-68Mark Mitchell made Free Throw.
2nd Half48-70T.O. Barrett made Dunk.
2nd Half50-70Jaylen Crocker-Johnson made Layup.
2nd Half50-73Jacob Crews made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by T.O. Barrett.
2nd Half52-73Chansey Willis Jr. made Layup.
2nd Half52-74Mark Mitchell made Free Throw.
2nd Half52-75Mark Mitchell made Free Throw.
2nd Half53-75Cade Tyson made Free Throw.
2nd Half54-75Cade Tyson made Free Throw.
2nd Half55-75Isaac Asuma made Free Throw.
2nd Half56-75Isaac Asuma made Free Throw.
2nd Half56-77Anthony Robinson II made Jumper.
2nd Half56-79Jayden Stone made Layup.
2nd Half56-80Sebastian Mack made Free Throw.
2nd Half56-81Sebastian Mack made Free Throw.
2nd Half58-81Bobby Durkin made Jumper.
2nd Half58-83Sebastian Mack made Layup.
2nd Half60-83Kai Shinholster made Jumper. Assisted by Bobby Durkin.