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Mizzou is back in the NCAA Tournament.
Missouri basketball learned it will be a 6-seed and face 11-seed Drake in the Round of 64 of the 2025 NCAA Tournament. The game will be played Thursday in Wichita, Kansas.
On the other side of the pod, 3-seed Texas Tech and 14-seed UNCW will face off for a spot in the second round. The announcement was during the Selection Sunday show on CBS. Missouri held a live watch party at Mizzou Arena during the show.
The games are part of the West Regionals, meaning whoever wins to games will travel to San Francisco for the Sweet 16.
Before we get to any of that, Mizzou (22-11) has a first round matchup with the Bulldogs (30-3), coached by former Northwest Missouri State coach Ben McCollum to contend with.
Here is how to buy tickets to watch Mizzou in March Madness:
Tickets to see Missouri basketball in the first round of the NCAA Tournament are available to purchase at Stubhub. Tickets also are available at Seat Geek, Vivid Seats and on the Missouri athletics website through Ticketmaster.
Buy tickets for Missouri vs Drake on Stubhub
As of Sunday evening, here’s how much an all-session pass for the game at INTRUST Bank Arena is going for on various ticketing sites:
Stubhub: $220
Seat Geek: $423
Vivid Seats: $249
Ticketmaster: $303
More: Missouri basketball’s March Madness opponent is Drake to open 2025 NCAA Tournament bracket
More: Can Florida loss be Missouri basketball’s last lesson? Where MU stands after SEC Tournament
If Mizzou is able to see off Drake on Thursday, then the Tigers will face the winner of Texas Tech and UNCW in the second round. The NCAA will release the tipoff times for games later Sunday
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Missouri basketball learned it will be a 6-seed and face 11-seed Drake in the Round of 64 of the 2025 NCAA Tournament. The game will be played Thursday in Wichita, Kansas.
On the other side of the pod, 3-seed Texas Tech and 14-seed UNCW will face off for a spot in the second round. The announcement was during the Selection Sunday show on CBS. Missouri held a live watch party at Mizzou Arena during the show.
The games are part of the West Regionals, meaning whoever wins to games will travel to San Francisco for the Sweet 16.
Before we get to any of that, Mizzou (22-11) has a first round matchup with the Bulldogs (30-3), coached by former Northwest Missouri State coach Ben McCollum to contend with.
Here is how to buy tickets to watch Mizzou in March Madness:
Missouri vs Drake tickets for NCAA Tournament 2025
Tickets to see Missouri basketball in the first round of the NCAA Tournament are available to purchase at Stubhub. Tickets also are available at Seat Geek, Vivid Seats and on the Missouri athletics website through Ticketmaster.
Buy tickets for Missouri vs Drake on Stubhub
How much are tickets for Missouri’s NCAA Tournament game?
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As of Sunday evening, here’s how much an all-session pass for the game at INTRUST Bank Arena is going for on various ticketing sites:
Stubhub: $220
Seat Geek: $423
Vivid Seats: $249
Ticketmaster: $303
What is schedule for Missouri in Wichita?
More: Missouri basketball’s March Madness opponent is Drake to open 2025 NCAA Tournament bracket
More: Can Florida loss be Missouri basketball’s last lesson? Where MU stands after SEC Tournament
If Mizzou is able to see off Drake on Thursday, then the Tigers will face the winner of Texas Tech and UNCW in the second round. The NCAA will release the tipoff times for games later Sunday
We occasionally recommend interesting products and services. If you make a purchase by clicking one of the links, we may earn an affiliate fee. USA TODAY Network newsrooms operate independently, and this doesn’t influence our coverage.
This article originally appeared on Columbia Daily Tribune: Missouri basketball tickets in 2025 NCAA Tournament: See the prices
Continue reading...
