Nothing is changing for the Missouri Tigers in terms of practice and scouting ahead of their round-one matchup against the Drake Bulldogs.

It’s an honor just to get your name called, wherever it might be, whatever level you’re on,” guard Marques Warrick said.

Time to pull out those brackets. The NCAA Tournament is here and Kansas and Mizzou know where and who they’ll be playing. Here is a look at each squad’s matchup. Kansas Kansas will play in Providence against Arkansas on Thursday at 6:10 p.

At 22-11, and 10-8 in conference, the Tigers have secured their spot through their resume. They have three top-5 AP wins (including one over then-No. 1 Kansas). They rank 17th in KenPom and sit at No. 21 in the AP Top 25.