Missouri 62-56 Alabama (31 Dec, 2017) Final Score

Missouri Tigers

13-1, 1-0 Conference

	1	2	3	4	T
MIZ	12	21	13	16	62
ALA	15	8	14	19	56

No. 16 Missouri women win 13th straight, beat Alabama 62-57

Jordan Chavis made four 3-pointers and scored 17 points, Sophie Cunningham added 13 points and No. 16 Missouri beat Alabama 62-57 on Sunday to open SEC play.

Dec 31, 2017, 10:25 pm - Associated Press

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Team	CONF	GB	OVR
Alabama	0-0	-	6-0
LSU	0-0	-	6-0
Vanderbilt	0-0	-	6-0
Kentucky	0-0	-	5-0
Mississippi State	0-0	-	5-0
Oklahoma	0-0	-	5-0
South Carolina	0-0	-	5-0
Tennessee	0-0	-	4-0
Texas	0-0	-	4-0
Ole Miss	0-0	-	3-1
Missouri	0-0	-	5-2
Georgia	0-0	-	4-2
Auburn	0-0	-	3-2
Florida	0-0	-	3-2
Texas A&M	0-0	-	3-2
Arkansas	0-0	-	3-3

Highlight: Vann leads Oklahoma to victory vs. UNLV in Vegas

Guard Skylar Vann scores 15 points on 50% shooting along with one block and two steals to help the No. 9 Sooners defeat the Rebels, 88-58.

No. 9 Oklahoma women remain unbeaten with 88-58 victory over UNLV

— Senior Skyar Vann scored 15 points and her sister, freshman Zya Vann, added 14 to lead No. 9 Oklahoma to an 88-58 win over UNLV on Friday night.

No. 9 Oklahoma State women remain unbeaten with 88-58 victory over UNLV

— Senior Skyar Vann scored 15 points and her sister, freshman Zya Vann, added 14 to lead No. 9 Oklahoma to an 88-58 win over UNLV on Friday night.

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J. ChavisG - MIZ

S. WadeG - ALA

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No. 16 Missouri women win 13th straight, beat Alabama 62-57

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Highlight: Vann leads Oklahoma to victory vs. UNLV in Vegas

No. 9 Oklahoma women remain unbeaten with 88-58 victory over UNLV

No. 9 Oklahoma State women remain unbeaten with 88-58 victory over UNLV