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“He’s his own prototype” - Missouri’s Dennis Gates on 5-star prospect Jason Crowe Jr.
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Missouri head coach Dennis Gates sits down with Jon Rothstein to discuss all things Mizzou hoops. Jon and Dennis discuss Leonard Hamilton's influence on him, a highly anticipated roster and schedule in Columbia and the future of Missouri vs. Kansas.
0:00 Intro + Dennis Gates joins the show
0:30 Year 5 for Dennis Gates at Missouri
1:45 Missouri vs. Cleveland State as a job
3:15 Lessons learned: making the tournament vs missing it
4:35 The mentorship of Leonard Hamilton
7:15 Being involved in lives vs. being involed in winning as a coach
8:45 The 2026-27 Missouri roster
10:35 Are we building programs nowadays? Or just teams year-by-year?
11:50 Is this the best roster Dennis has had at Missouri?
13:20 Why Jason Crowe Jr. is a very unique player
14:30 The anticipation of Missouri’s nonconference schedule
16:45 Why Dennis was willing to play Saint Louis in downtown St. Louis
19:00 The future of Kansas vs. Missouri
20:30 Any major nonconference additions to the schedule?
21:45 One great win and one great loss Dennis holds on to
23:30 Keys to a Missouri run in the NCAA Tournament
25:00 Does the length and physicality of this roster remind him of FSU?
27:00 Who plays Dennis Gates in the movie about his life?
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