Missouri beat a ranked opponent for the first time in 1,505 days, downing Auburn in three sets.
Mizzou, which entered Friday on the heels of its best week of the season with wins over Alabama and Ole Miss, faced its fifth ranked opponent of the season in No. 23 Auburn on the road. MU only needed three sets to dismiss the Tigers from Alabama, coasting in straight sets, 25-23, 25-21 and 25-18.
Jordan Iliff led Missouri with one of her most efficient nights of the season. The St. Louis product tallied 13 kills on .357 swinging, good for third-best on the team out of players with multiple attempts. Morgan Isenberg also played one of her best games of the season, tallying eight kills on an error-free .727 swinging percentage.
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