Missouri completed a three-game sweep of basketball exhibition games Monday morning, beating the South Ontario All-Stars 109-92 in Welland, Ontario.</p><p>This was the most competitive game of the trip for the Tigers, but at one point Missouri led by 31, 94-63.</p><p>So what went wrong down the stretch? Absolutely nothing.</p><p>DeMarre Carroll, Leo Lyons and J.T. Tiller played only 8 minutes each in the second half. Coach Mike Anderson mixed and matched combinations, and the seven new Tigers on the roster got plenty of playing time.</p><p>&#8220;Overall, this was a good trip for all of us,&#8221; said Lyons, who scored 20 points Monday. &#8220;We&#8217;ve only been practicing together for a few days, and you can&#8217;t pick this system up that fast.</p><p>&#8220;Man, I&#8217;ve been in this system for three years, and I&#8217;m still learning, so I think our new guys are getting some great experience.&#8221;</p><p>Zaire Taylor, a junior guard who sat out last season after transferring from Delaware, had eight steals Monday.</p><p>&#8220;I think my defense is further along right now and I try to use that to help us score,&#8221; Taylor said. &#8220;I didn&#8217;t realize I had eight steals, but we were able to turn those turnovers into points and that&#8217;s why we scored 109 points against a good team.&#8221;</p><p>Anderson pretty much saw it the same way.</p><p>&#8220;This was a beneficial trip for us,&#8221; Anderson said. &#8220;We saw our young guys get a lot of experience against some different types of teams, and that team today was a good club, a team that knows how to win.</p><p>&#8220;We put a few different lineups out there today, and we mixed in some of our newcomers with our returners, and you could see it flowed a little better this morning. Again, this was the best test of the tour. That&#8217;s a team that has beaten some Division I teams already and they are a little older, a little more mature, so that was a good test for us.&#8221;