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WATCH: Missouri Tigers unveil beautiful throwback uniforms for Saturday's matchup against Iowa State

Wade-Peeryby:Wade Peeryβ€’01/25/23
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The Missouri Tigers unveiled some beautiful throwback uniforms that they’ll be rocking on Saturday against the Iowa State Cyclones. Check out the video the Tigers released on Twitter on Wednesday evening. These are definitely some of the sharper looking throwback uniforms in college basketball this year.

Take a look for yourself.

Missouri currently sits at 15-5 overall this season. They’ve had an up-and-down season thus far. One of the biggest wins for the Tigers came against the Kentucky Wildcats on Dec. 28, when Missouri won 89-75.

Check out another look at the uniforms, posted on Wednesday evening by the Missouri basketball Twitter page.

Missouri torched the nets on Tuesday night

Missouri earned a road win against the Ole Miss Rebels on Tuesday night, 89-77. The Tigers were scorching hot from beyond-the-arc, draining the most three pointers the program has ever made in an SEC game. They hit 16-three-pointers, connecting on 53.3 percent of their shots from deep.

Earlier in the season, Missouri also had a big win over the Arkansas Razorbacks–who have had a very disappointing season thus far. The Tigers won that one, 79-76. While the results might not be incredible this year for the Tigers, the Missouri program just feels like it’s headed in the right direction under their first-year head coach, Dennis Gates. Time will eventually tell the story, as it’s still early in his tenure there.

Guard Kobe Brown has been the leader for Missouri this season, averaging 15.8 points per game and grabbing 5.6 rebounds per game. The most three-pointers he’s made in a game this season came against the Ole Miss Rebels, when he hit four.

A native of Huntsville, Alabama, Brown played his high school basketball for Lee High School. According to the On3 Consensus Rankings for the 2019 cycle, he was rated as a three-star prospect and the No. 37 small forward in America.