- Matchup: Prairie View A&M Panthers vs Missouri Tigers
- Date: Monday, November 17, 2025
- Venue: Mizzou Arena, Columbia, MO
- Broadcast: SECN+
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Mizzou Arena will host an exciting face-off between the Missouri Tigers (4-0) and the Prairie View A&M Panthers (2-2) this Monday.
In their previous outing, the Prairie View A&M Panthers faced off against Oklahoma State, suffering a defeat with a score of 94-67. The Panthers committed 18 personal fouls, while Oklahoma State had 14. From beyond the arc, the Panthers managed to convert 9 out of 25 attempts. Oklahoma State recorded a free throw efficiency of 70.4%, making 19 of their 27 attempts. On the boards, Oklahoma State dominated with 47 rebounds (15 offensive, 32 defensive), without recording a block. They facilitated 17 assists and secured 10 steals. Defensively, Prairie View A&M allowed their opponents to shoot 45.2% from the field, giving up 33 field goals on 73 attempts. Additionally, they tallied 13 assists and forced 14 turnovers, while securing 4 steals and collecting 25 rebounds—3 of which were offensive. The Panthers shot 57.1% from the free throw line, making 8 out of 14 attempts, and finished the game with a 39.1% shooting percentage from the field (25 of 64) and 9 out of 24 from the three-point line.
Tai’reon Joseph was a key player for the Panthers, scoring 16 points on 5 of 17 shooting. In 33 minutes on the court, he also snagged 5 rebounds and recorded 2 assists.
The Prairie View A&M Panthers enter this matchup with a record of 2-2 for the season. They have been averaging 14.3 turnovers and committing 18.3 personal fouls per game. The team collects an average of 34.5 rebounds per game and has accumulated a total of 46 assists, ranking 168th in Division 1 for assists. The Panthers have been shooting 30.7% from three-point range (23 of 75) and 73.5% from the free throw line. On average, they score 79.5 points per game (194th in the nation) with a shooting percentage of 44.4% from the field.
On the defensive front, the Panthers force an average of 18.5 turnovers per game while drawing 17.8 fouls. They stand at 252nd in Division 1 for assists allowed, with 44 conceded this season. Overall, they permit opponents a shooting percentage of 43.5% (103 of 237) and allow 36.5 rebounds per game. Their three-point defense is solid, allowing only 29.8% shooting, and they rank 224th in points allowed per game (75.0).
The Missouri Tigers clinched victory in their last game against Minnesota, winning decisively 83-60. Missouri allowed Minnesota a total of 31 rebounds (11 offensive), while shooting 21.7% from three-point territory (5 of 23). They performed at 52.9% from the free throw line, completing 9 of 17 attempts. Minnesota shot 23 out of 54 from the field, for an overall shooting percentage of 42.6%. Conversely, the Tigers excelled with 29 out of 49 field goals, resulting in a 59.2% shooting accuracy. From beyond the arc, Missouri converted 11 out of 22 attempts (50.0%) and they made 14 free throws at a 70.0% success rate. Minnesota was penalized for 18 fouls, granting the Tigers 20 free throw attempts. Missouri had 22 defensive rebounds and 2 offensive boards, culminating in a total of 24 rebounds for the game.
Mark Mitchell played a pivotal role for the Tigers, hitting 6 of 11 shots for a shooting percentage of 54.5%, while also grabbing 6 rebounds. He posted 18 points in 36 minutes of action, along with 6 assists.
This season, Missouri boasts an impressive record of 4-0. They average 18.3 fouls per game and currently shoot 63.6% from the free throw line. The Tigers achieve approximately 16.0 assists per contest (147th nationally) and have an average of 13.8 turnovers. They have scored a total of 366 points this season (91.5 per game) while collecting 38.0 rebounds per game. Missouri has recorded a remarkable shooting percentage of 57.6% from the field, positioning them 3rd in college basketball.
Defensively, the Tigers rank 157th in points allowed per game, conceding 69.8. They force 14.3 turnovers per game and limit opponents to 39.4% shooting from the field (113th in the nation). Their opponents make 33.1% of their three-point attempts (41 of 124), while shooting 70.3% from the free throw line. The Tigers allow 13.0 assists and 30.0 rebounds per game, ranking them 194th and 56th respectively in Division 1.
Who will prevail in tonight’s NCAA match against the spread?
Pick: Back Prairie View A&M
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