After MU's 81-61 win over Lindenwood, Caleb Grill underwent multiple tests that revealed no spinal cord injury, but there is no timeline for his return.

It was far from Mizzou men’s basketball’s prettiest outing of the season, but the Tigers did enough to pick up their sixth consecutive win of the season with a 81-61 defeat of Lindenwood. MU’s shining stars of the night were Marques Warrick and Tony Perkins.

Aidan Shaw flooded the paint and soared through the air to deliver a put-back dunk, following a missed right-wing 3-pointer from Jacob Crews, to give the Missouri men's basketball a 30-25 lead with 2:49 left in the first half.

Missouri leading scorer Caleb Grill has avoided serious injury and been discharged from a local hospital following a mid-air collision with his head and neck during his team's win over Lindenwood Wednesday.

Missouri star Caleb Grill was taken off the court on a stretcher on Wednesday night after he went down with a scary head and neck injury in their win over Lindenwood. Grill was transported to a local hospital.

Missouri basketball guard Caleb Grill was discharged from hospital and does not have a spinal cord injury, per a team spokesperson.