Missouri women’s basketball coach Robin Pingeton, after 15 years, has coached her final home game with Mizzou. Here’s what she said after it ended.

The Mizzou men’s basketball team was on fire Wednesday night as they took down No. 4 ranked, University of Alabama. But, the sparks didn’t stop flying when the game ended.

COLUMBIA, Mo. — A small fire broke out in a Mizzou Arena suite following Wednesday night's basketball game between Missouri and Alabama, leading to an evacuation of the facility but no injuries. The fire was extinguished by arena staff, and the Columbia fire department responded shortly thereafter, MU's athletics department said in a statement.

At the end of the 100-59 loss to Vanderbilt, Missouri coach Robin Pingeton was honored as she coached her final game Sunday afternoon at Mizzou Arena "I am still a really bad loser so I had to try to recalibrate to enjoy this moment,

Mizzou WBB coach Robin Pingeton sat up in front of rows of reporters, giving one final press conference after 15 years at Mizzou. Before giving her press conferences, I asked Grace Slaughter and Ashton Judd what it was like being recruited by and playing under Coach Pingeton.

"I wanted to give our administration plenty of time to get their ducks in a row and get organized," Pingeton said of early resignation.

Mizzou women's basketball coach Robin Pingeton ends her time with the program after 15 years as head coach. Watch her final postgame news conference.

Robin Pingeton’s final home game appeared to serve as a metaphor for the last five years of Mizzou Women’s Basketball (14-17, 3-13 SEC). A plethora of Tiger turnovers allowed Vanderbilt (21-9, 8-8 SEC) to run away in a hurry,