$5 Takeaways from Missouri Tigers\' 2013-14 College Basketball Season$

5 Takeaways from Missouri Tigers' 2013-14 College Basketball Season

By Taylor Sturm

Missouri Tigers: 5 Takeaways from 2013-14 College Basketball Season

Missouri Tigers Basketball — The Missouri Tigers will be disappointed not to have made the 2014 NCAA Tournament due to anti-SEC bias, but the Tigers still had a lot to be positive about from this past season. Frank Haith’s squad has to start producing soon, however. Here are five takeaways from Missouri’s 2013-14 college basketball season.

5. Another Year, Another Disappointment

Missouri Basketball

5. Another Year, Another Disappointment

Missouri Basketball — Once again, Missouri failed to make a deep run in a postseason tournament. It’s starting to become a habit for the Tigers.

4. Almost Isn’t Good Enough

Jordan Clarkson

4. Almost Isn’t Good Enough

Jordan Clarkson — So many games were just barely lost by the Tigers, who were just one or two wins away from an NCAA Tournament berth.

3. Basketball Is A Team Game

Mizzou Basketball

3. Basketball Is A Team Game

Mizzou Basketball — Jordan Clarkson, Earnest Ross and Jabari Brown put on a show for the Tigers, but when one of them was off, no one else stepped up and helped out offensively.

2. Defense Is Important

Missouri Tigers

2. Defense Is Important

Missouri Tigers — Although the Tigers had one of the best offensive teams in the country, their defense was the reason they lost so many games.

1. Frank Haith Has to Start Winning

Frank Haith

1. Frank Haith Has to Start Winning

Frank Haith — Haith continues to disappoint with Missouri. One more bad season and he could be on his way out.

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