Just as things were getting back on track, Florida basketball suffers a loss at home to a solid Missouri team that wasn’t favored coming in.

The Tigers as a team to that point had been 7-of-16 from the stripe in the second half as its big lead had frittered and faded.  Now, Grill — who had been the architect of many of the moments that allowed Mizzou to even compete for an upset Tuesday in Gainesville — was a staring at the basket 15 feet ahead of him for oh-so-much more than a just a plain-ol’ win.