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03.27.2009 9:25 am

Odds and ends from MU’s win over Memphis

St. Louis Post-Dispatch
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A few statistical notes on MU’s win over Memphis, courtesy of the research folks at ESPN:

– Missouri jumped on Memphis early, moving within a win of its first Final Four. Only Boston College has more tournament wins without a Final Four appearance.

– Memphis allowed 100 points for the first time in the John Calipari era.

– T.J. Tiller had a career-high 23 points for Mizzou.

– Tyreke Evans scored 33 for Memphis in defeat.

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WHile we’re all having a Mike Anderson Love affair someone explain this coaching decision to me. I watched Mike’s press conference after the game…Demarre and Matt looked furious with him: From the Kansas City Star

GLENDALE, Ariz. | Missouri’s dream season is over, one game short of the Final Four. Connecticut — with Missouri senior starters Leo Lyons, DeMarre Carroll and Matt Lawrence on the bench for most of the final five minutes — turned ONLY a three-point game into an 82-75 Huskies victory in the NCAA West Regional final. What was that? 1:40 to go 4 time outs no shot and only down by 3?????????????

— Mark
March 28th, 2009