Kansas vs Missouri College Basketball Prediction, Odds, Picks, Best Bets for Dec. 7

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The Missouri Tigers (8-1) play the Kansas Jayhawks (6-3) at T-Mobile Center on December 7, 2025.

Before you place your bet on this matchup at FanDuel Sportsbook, here are the NCAA basketball odds and spreads you need to know.

Kansas vs. Missouri Game Info and Odds

All college basketball win probability predictions and picks are according to numberFire.
Prediction: Kansas win (52.7%)

Before placing a wager on Sunday's Kansas-Missouri spread (Kansas -6.5) or total (149.5 points), see the betting insights and trends below.

Kansas has compiled a 5-4-0 ATS record so far this year.
Missouri is 4-5-0 ATS this year.
The Jayhawks sported a better record against the spread in home games (8-9-0) than they did in road games (5-7-0) last season.
Against the spread, the Tigers were better at home (11-8-0) than away (5-5-0) last year.

Kansas has been listed as the moneyline favorite four times this season and has come away with a win in all of those games.
The Jayhawks have been listed as a favorite of -260 or more on two occasions this season and won both games.
Missouri is the moneyline underdog in its first game this season.
The Tigers have not yet played a game with moneyline odds of +210 or longer.
Sportsbooks have implied with the moneyline set for this matchup that Kansas has a 72.2% chance of pulling out a win.

Kansas' +89 scoring differential (outscoring opponents by 9.9 points per game) is a result of scoring 74 points per game (257th in college basketball) while giving up 64.1 per contest (17th in college basketball).
Kansas' leading scorer, Flory Bidunga, is 277th in the nation scoring 15.2 points per game.
Missouri puts up 90.4 points per game (19th in college basketball) while allowing 69 per outing (93rd in college basketball). It has a +193 scoring differential and outscores opponents by 21.4 points per game.
Missouri's leading scorer, Mark Mitchell, is 81st in the country, averaging 18.1 points per game.
The Jayhawks come out on top in the rebound battle by an average of 5.4 boards. They are recording 35.2 rebounds per game (104th in college basketball) compared to their opponents' 29.8 per outing.
Bidunga paces the Jayhawks with 8.8 rebounds per game (48th in college basketball action).
The Tigers record 36.9 rebounds per game (53rd in college basketball) while allowing 24.7 per contest to opponents. They outrebound opponents by 12.2 boards per game.
Shawn Phillips Jr. leads the Tigers with 6.4 rebounds per game (242nd in college basketball).
Kansas puts up 98.7 points per 100 possessions (152nd in college basketball), while giving up 85.5 points per 100 possessions (65th in college basketball).
The Tigers' 111.4 points per 100 possessions on offense rank 15th in college basketball, and the 85 points they concede per 100 possessions rank 54th in college basketball.

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