Many didn't know what to expect when up-and-coming coach Mike Anderson took over the reins as the head man of the basketball program and the University of Missouri in 2006.

It didn't take long for Anderson to instill his brand of basketball, 40 minutes of hell, that he adapted from legendary coach Nolan Richardson.

After a lackluster first two seasons, his third Tigers team took off. They were able to get to the Elite Eight for the first time in eight seasons and won a school-record 31 games in the process.

When that season ended, many began to believe that Anderson's system was starti...

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