Both teams covered big numbers in their openers, with Missouri beating Cleveland State 111-50 as a 26.5-point favorite and Saint Louis topping Lehigh 92-67 as a 24.5-point favorite.
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Injury Report
No significant injuries are listed for either side ahead of Friday. Missouri spread minutes widely in its blowout of Cleveland State, with Jason Crowe Jr. playing a team-high 30 minutes, so the Tigers' rotation should be fresh. Saint Louis used 15 players against Lehigh and nobody topped 27 minutes, with Quentin Jones logging the most, which leaves the Billikens rested and flexible for this neutral-site game.
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Key Matchup Edge
Missouri's scoring depth stands out after seven players reached double figures and Mark Mitchell dished 10 assists against Cleveland State. Saint Louis countered with six double-digit scorers against Lehigh, led by Kellen Thames and Quentin Jones. The Tigers' SEC size and athleticism should matter most on the glass and in transition.
3 Things to Watch
- Jason Crowe Jr. perimeter shooting
- Mark Mitchell playmaking after 10 assists
- Saint Louis scoring balance across rotation
Betting Breakdown
Missouri and Saint Louis meet at Enterprise Center in a neutral-site in-state showdown after both teams opened with lopsided wins. Missouri blasted Cleveland State 111-50 at Mizzou Arena, covering a 26.5-point spread by 34.5 points. Jason Crowe Jr. led with 23 points, Kennard Davis Jr. scored 19, and Toni Bryant added 15, while Mark Mitchell posted 11 points and 10 assists. Saint Louis beat Lehigh 92-67 at Chaifetz Arena, barely covering a 24.5-point line. Kellen Thames and Quentin Jones each scored 15, and Alon Michaeli added 11 as six Billikens reached double figures. Both openers went over their totals, and both teams showed scoring depth. Missouri brings SEC length and a deeper pool of high-usage scorers, while Saint Louis counters with balance and shooting. This is a major step up in competition for both teams, and the neutral site in downtown St. Louis gives the Billikens a friendlier crowd than the Tigers will face.
Missouri Betting Outlook
Missouri opened with a 111-50 rout of Cleveland State at Mizzou Arena. Jason Crowe Jr. scored 23 points in 30 minutes and made 57.1 percent of his threes, Kennard Davis Jr. added 19, and Toni Bryant scored 15. Mark Mitchell filled the stat sheet with 11 points, five rebounds and 10 assists, and Bryson Tiller grabbed nine rebounds. Jamier Jones added 13 points. The Tigers showed elite scoring depth, and their ability to sustain that pace against a much stronger opponent is the key test in St. Louis.
St. Louis Betting Outlook
Saint Louis opened with a 92-67 win over Lehigh at Chaifetz Arena, covering a 24.5-point spread. Kellen Thames scored 15 points with six rebounds, and Quentin Jones added 15 points and three assists. Alon Michaeli contributed 11, while Trey Green, Amari McCottry and Luke Laczkowski each scored 10. Jax Kerr grabbed eight rebounds and Ishan Sharma made half of his threes. Saint Louis used 15 players, with nobody above 27 minutes, and showed impressive balance. Missouri represents a significant step up, and the Billikens must handle the Tigers' size on the glass and slow their transition attack.
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— Missouri State Basketball (@MoStateMBB) November 5, 2026
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— Saint Louis Men's Basketball (@SaintLouisMBB) November 3, 2026
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Missouri's scoring depth stands out after seven players reached double figures and Mark Mitchell dished 10 assists against Cleveland State. Saint Louis countered with six double-digit scorers against Lehigh, led by Kellen Thames and Quentin Jones. The Tigers' SEC size and athleticism should matter most on the glass and in transition.
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