Keion Bell

While the Missouri football Tigers continue to struggle during their first season in the SEC, the Mizzou basketball team is just getting ready to prepare for their inaugural season in the new conference. One year removed from a 30-5 season under first year head coach Frank Haith, Mizzou will look very different in Haith's second season thanks to an impressive group of transfers. One of those transfers is guard Keion Bell, who is a very athletic transfer from Pepperdine. Bell showed off his...Read Full Story

There’s not much that can be said about Pepperdine’s Keion Bell. But I think that dunking over seven people lands you a place in the annals of awesomeness for all eternity. Check out the amazing video after the jump. After jumping over five people at last year’s Midnight Madness at Pepperdine, Keion managed to two up himself, hopping over three teammates, a manager, two women’s players and a random kid from the audience. Peep out the video below. Via: ESPNRead Full Story

Coming out of High School, Keion Bell held offers from Miami (FL), Nevada, Pepperdine, San Diego State, San Francisco, Santa Clara and UNLV. He ultimately chose Pepperdine and didn't waste time making an impact for the Waves. After spending three years at Pepperdine, the California native decided to transfer to Missouri to finish out his final year of eligibility. Bell, mostly known for his vicious and eye-popping dunks, will also be an instant scoring threat out of the backcourt for the...Read Full Story

Alright, guys, I'll admit it... I can't do this: And while that dunk may seem absolutely unbelievable to 99.9% of us, it's no big thing for Keion Bell. In fact, the 6'3" guard once dunk over SEVEN people at once while at Pepperdine, before transferring to Missouri: Thigh Five: Dime Magazine Get the latest Thigh updates by following us on Facebook & Twitter.Read Full Story

The Missouri Tigers, who will look to build on an impressive 30-5 campaign a year ago, kicked off the 2012-2013 season last night with their Mizzou Madness festivities. The highlight was provided by senior Keion Bell, a transfer from Pepperdine, during the evening’s dunk contest. 4 hoursRead Full Story