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Mizzous Bates changes NBA Draft Boards; The Buzz, Memorial Day Weekend 2025

Mizzous Bates changes NBA Draft Boards; The Buzz, Memorial Day Weekend 2025

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Tamar Bates, the Missouri men's basketball guard, increased Draft boards last month and used the possibilities before disappointment.

His outstanding achievements in the NBA G League Elite Camp and in the NBA Draft Combine placed him in 20th place in the Big Board from Nbadraft.net. He only landed three places behind Illinois' Kasparas Jakucionis.

READ: How Mizzous Tamar Bates were combined at NBA Draft

So far, Bates visited the Golden State Warriors, Utah Jazz and Sacramento Kings before the disappointed.

In an interview during his training with Golden State, Bates wrote his time with Missouri for his development.

During the 2024-2025 season, Bates was a team captain and scored an average of 13.3 points, 2.6 rebounds and one assist per game for the tiger.

• Annual spring sessions of the Southeasters Conference: 27th to 29 May
• NCAA Outdoor Athletics Championships in College Station, Texas: 28th to May 31st

• Missouri women's basketball has expanded an offer for the guard of 2027 Kie'aundria Acree. Born in Georgia, the native of the native is ranked by 247sports' compound rankings as No. 23 players in their class. She also has offers from Tennessee, Texas A & M and Clemson, including at school.

• Sophie Cunningham Sophie Cunningham in Missouri scored five points in the 90-88 defeat by Indiana Fevers against the New York Liberty. She also got three rebounds.

The Indiana Fever Guard Sophie Cunningham (8) rises against a basket against the New York Liberty Guard Marine Johannès (23)

May 24, 2025; Indianapolis, Indiana, USA; The Indiana Fever Guard Sophie Cunningham (8) makes a basket against the New York Liberty Guard Marine Johannès (23) during a game between the Indiana Fever and New York Liberty in Gainbridge Fieldhouse Fieldhouse Fieldhouse. Mandatory loan: Grace Smith / USA Today Network about IMAGN IMAGES / Grace Smith-Mimagn Images

• Missouri Herren's basketball center, Trent Burns, turned 20 on Saturday and Barrett turned 19.

95 days.

“You could see that he was a great athlete and he would develop. He had a great attitude, which is why he got great.”

– – Al onofrio on Kellen Winslow

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