his Tigers to keep progressing. He's counting on better shooting days from senior transfer Keion Bell and freshman Negus Webster-Chan, who were a combined 3 for 15 from the floor. He's counting on steadier minutes from freshmen Stefan Jankovic -- who had eight points, five rebounds and three blocked shots -- and Ryan Rosburg, who scored his first point and grabbed seven rebounds during his nine minutes. "We have one guy on last year's team, so I'm always going to be encouraged as long as we finish up the way we need to finish up," Haith said. "We've got to continue to get better. We've got to continue to work and improve. "This team is a work in progress. We're not where we're going to be in January. We're not where we're going to be in February. This team is going to get better." Missouri overcomes slow start to rout Braves Missouri forward Laurence Bowers dunks during the second half of Tuesday night's 91-54 victory over Alcorn State at Mizzou Arena. Bowers finished with 14 points and three blocks. Frank Haith has no illusions about his new-look Missouri basketball team functioning as efficiently, at least off the bat, as the squad he guided to 30 victories last season. Missouri 91, Alcorn St. 54 With five transfers and four freshmen, there are too many new parts to fit into place. The first half of last night's 91-54 victory over Alcorn State served as one more reminder of his continued need for