Missouri women's basketball guards Sophie Cunningham and Lauren Aldridge sandwich Tennessee guard Evina Westbrook as she attempts to make a pass during Sunday's game at Mizzou Arena.
Missouri fans wave their arms and sway simultaneously during the "Missouri Waltz" during an intermission at the Missouri women's basketball game against Tennessee on Sunday at Mizzou Arena. Missouri fans packed the complex to support their team and many wore pink for breast cancer awareness.
Missouri women's basketball coach Robin Pingeton wears shoes designed specifically for the "Pink Out" game to support breast cancer awareness on Sunday at Mizzou Arena. The Tigers' opponent, Tennessee, also showed support by wearing pink.
Missouri women's basketball guards Sophie Cunningham and Lauren Aldridge sandwich Tennessee guard Evina Westbrook as she attempts to make a pass during Sunday's game at Mizzou Arena.
Missouri fans wave their arms and sway simultaneously during the "Missouri Waltz" during an intermission at the Missouri women's basketball game against Tennessee on Sunday at Mizzou Arena. Missouri fans packed the complex to support their team and many wore pink for breast cancer awareness.
Missouri women's basketball coach Robin Pingeton wears shoes designed specifically for the "Pink Out" game to support breast cancer awareness on Sunday at Mizzou Arena. The Tigers' opponent, Tennessee, also showed support by wearing pink.
With time winding down in a two-point game and nearly all of the season-high 8,559 fans on their feet Sunday at Mizzou Arena, Missouri's Cierra Porter reached up and pulled down a Tennessee miss for her ninth rebound of the afternoon before calling her team's final timeout.
A roar erupted from the crowd. The Tigers had gotten the stop they needed, and with 9.3 seconds left, they had a chance to set up a shot to tie or win the game. Another dramatic Missouri victory seemed more than in reach.