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Mizzou Women's Basketball Falls to Georgia at Home
The Tigers' best SEC win streak in three seasons ended at three games as the Bulldogs downed them 85-66.
Published on Feb. 8, 2026
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Missouri was overwhelmed by Georgia's significant size mismatch and frontcourt depth. The Tigers' best Southeastern Conference win streak in three seasons ended at three games as the Bulldogs downed the Tigers 85-66.
Why it matters
This loss ends Missouri's best SEC win streak in three seasons, putting a damper on their hopes of making the NCAA Tournament. The Tigers struggled to match up with Georgia's size and depth in the frontcourt, a problem exacerbated by the absence of their starting center.
The details
The absence of Missouri center Jordana Reisma played a large role in Missouri's struggles on Sunday. Grace Slaughter, at 6'2, was the only active Tiger above 6'0. Georgia, boasting four players even taller than her, took advantage of Missouri's predicament. Georgia managed to outrebound Missouri 44-31, while the difference on the offensive glass was even more jarring, with the Bulldogs ripping down 13 offensive boards compared to the Tigers' 5.
- Missouri and Georgia played on Sunday, February 9, 2026.
The players
Jordana Reisma
Missouri's starting center who was absent from this game.
Grace Slaughter
Missouri's 6'2" forward, the only active Tiger above 6'0".
Shannon Dowell
Missouri's leading scorer in the game with 16 points.
Chloe Sotell
Missouri player who made both her 3-pointers in the first quarter.
Lisa Thompson
Missouri player who recorded a season-high 14 points.
What’s next
Missouri will have an opportunity to get back on track with its upcoming matchup against Tennessee on Thursday, February 13, 2026 at 6:30 p.m. in Knoxville.
The takeaway
This loss highlights Missouri's struggles to match up with taller, more physical teams, especially in the absence of their starting center. Their NCAA Tournament hopes now hinge on bouncing back against a ranked Tennessee team in a must-win game.
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