NCAAB · Final

Missouri Tigers Dominate South Dakota Coyotes 102-68

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Thursday, November 20, 2025, 8:00 PM ET · Mizzou Arena

Missouri Tigers 102, South Dakota Coyotes 68, final. Our NCAAB picks are sealed as a hash before kickoff and settled in public, losses included.

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Who won South Dakota Coyotes vs Missouri Tigers?

Missouri Tigers beat South Dakota Coyotes 102-68 at Mizzou Arena on November 20, 2025.

The Missouri Tigers showcased their offensive prowess with a commanding 102-68 victory over the South Dakota Coyotes at Mizzou Arena. The Tigers, boasting a perfect home record of 6-0, continued their impressive form with this win, extending their current winning streak to five games. In contrast, the Coyotes fell to 3-4 overall, struggling to find consistency in their performances.

Missouri's recent form has been notable, as they have averaged 88.3 points per game while allowing 80.4 during their last ten outings. Their last five games have been particularly strong, with an average of 91.4 points scored and only 70.4 allowed. This offensive firepower was on full display against South Dakota, where they dominated the scoring throughout the game.

The Tigers' home record has been impressive, with five wins and just one loss, while the Coyotes have faced challenges on the road, managing only one win in four attempts away from home. This fixture highlighted the disparity in home and away performances, as Missouri took full advantage of their home-court advantage.

In terms of previous meetings, the two teams had not faced each other recently, making this matchup intriguing as both sought to establish dominance. The Coyotes entered the game with a mixed record, having won three of their last five games, including a recent victory against Western Michigan, but they were unable to carry that momentum into this contest.

Injuries were not a significant factor for either team in this matchup, allowing both sides to field their strongest lineups. This absence of injury concerns contributed to a high-paced game, with both teams showcasing their offensive capabilities.

The market had priced Missouri as a strong favorite, reflecting their undefeated home record and recent form. The odds indicated a high probability of a Tigers victory, which was ultimately validated by the final score. The conditions in Mizzou Arena were conducive to a high-scoring affair, with a lively crowd supporting the home team and contributing to an electric atmosphere.

Viewers were treated to a display of offensive skill, with notable scoring plays including a three-point jumper from Ethan Kizer and a layup by Sebastian Mack in the second half. Missouri's ability to score in transition and capitalize on defensive lapses from South Dakota was a key factor in their decisive win.

Overall, this game served as a testament to Missouri's strength at home and their offensive capabilities, while South Dakota will need to regroup and address their inconsistencies as they move forward in their season.

Leaders

PointsMark Mitchell Jr.22Missouri Tigers
AssistsAnthony Robinson II6Missouri Tigers
ReboundsJevon Porter12Missouri Tigers
PointsJordan Crawford18South Dakota Coyotes
AssistsShey Eberwein4South Dakota Coyotes
ReboundsCameron Fens5South Dakota Coyotes

Recent form

Missouri Tigers

Last 10: 6-4Streak W588.3 scored · 80.4 allowed per game5-1 at home

W91-73vs Prairie View A&M PanthersNov 18
W83-60vs Minnesota Golden GophersNov 13
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

South Dakota Coyotes

Last 10: 5-5Streak W386.3 scored · 82.8 allowed per game1-4 away

W83-78vs Western Michigan BroncosNov 16
W89-74vs Southern Indiana Screaming EaglesNov 13
W121-65vs Ozark Christian AmbassadorsNov 9
L76-92at Creighton BluejaysNov 6
L79-81vs Utah Tech TrailblazersNov 4
L75-100at Omaha MavericksMar 9
W85-84at North Dakota State BisonMar 8
W92-79vs North Dakota Fighting HawksMar 1
L78-82at North Dakota State BisonFeb 27
L85-93at Omaha MavericksFeb 23

Standings

Team	Overall	Games behind	In conference
North Dakota State	27-8	-	14-2
St. Thomas	24-10	2	12-4
North Dakota	18-17	4	10-6
South Dakota	16-16	6	8-8
Omaha	16-17	6	8-8
Denver	15-17	7	8-8
South Dakota State	14-18	7	7-9
Oral Roberts	10-23	10	4-12
Kansas City	4-27	13	1-15
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	South Dakota Coyotes	Missouri Tigers
Field goals	23-58	36-56
Field goal %	40	64
Three-pointers	10-29	6-11
Three-point %	34	55
Free throws	12-21	24-30
Free throw %	57	80
Rebounds	24	38
Offensive rebounds	12	12
Defensive rebounds	12	26
Assists	9	16
Steals	8	10
Blocks	4	2
Turnovers	17	17
Team turnovers	0	0
Technical fouls	0	0
Technical fouls, total	0	0
Flagrant fouls	0	0
Points off turnovers	14	24
Fast-break points	6	12
Points in the paint	24	56
Fouls	19	17
Largest lead	1	35

How the scoring went

2nd Half44-56Mark Mitchell made Free Throw.
2nd Half44-59Luke Northweather made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Anthony Robinson II.
2nd Half45-59Uzziah Buntyn made Free Throw.
2nd Half46-59Uzziah Buntyn made Free Throw.
2nd Half46-60Mark Mitchell made Free Throw.
2nd Half46-61Mark Mitchell made Free Throw.
2nd Half46-63Mark Mitchell made Two Point Tip Shot.
2nd Half46-65Mark Mitchell made Dunk. Assisted by Anthony Robinson II.
2nd Half48-65Shey Eberwein made Dunk.
2nd Half48-67Mark Mitchell made Dunk. Assisted by Luke Northweather.
2nd Half51-67Uzziah Buntyn made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Shey Eberwein.
2nd Half51-68Jayden Stone made Free Throw.
2nd Half51-69Jayden Stone made Free Throw.
2nd Half52-69Shey Eberwein made Free Throw.
2nd Half54-69Vince Buzelis made Dunk.
2nd Half54-71Jevon Porter made Layup.
2nd Half54-72Jevon Porter made Free Throw.
2nd Half54-74Jayden Stone made Dunk. Assisted by Anthony Robinson II.
2nd Half54-76Jevon Porter made Jumper.
2nd Half54-78Jevon Porter made Layup. Assisted by Mark Mitchell.
2nd Half54-81Jacob Crews made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Jevon Porter.
2nd Half54-83Anthony Robinson II made Jumper.
2nd Half55-83Cameron Fens made Free Throw.
2nd Half56-83Cameron Fens made Free Throw.
2nd Half58-83Isaac Bruns made Jumper.
2nd Half58-85Jayden Stone made Layup. Assisted by Anthony Robinson II.
2nd Half58-87Sebastian Mack made Jumper.
2nd Half58-89Mark Mitchell made Layup.
2nd Half58-90Jayden Stone made Free Throw.
2nd Half58-91Jayden Stone made Free Throw.
2nd Half60-91Jordan Crawford made Layup.
2nd Half60-94Jacob Crews made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by T.O. Barrett.
2nd Half63-94Ethan Kizer made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Shey Eberwein.
2nd Half63-96Sebastian Mack made Layup.
2nd Half66-96Ethan Kizer made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Jesse McIntosh.
2nd Half66-98T.O. Barrett made Layup.
2nd Half67-98Ashton Smith made Free Throw.
2nd Half67-100Jacob Crews made Layup.
2nd Half67-102Annor Boateng made Layup.
2nd Half68-102Shey Eberwein made Free Throw.