Report: Missouri's Tramaine Isabell, Keith Shamburger cleared for season

Missouri guards Keith Shamburger and Tramaine Isabell have received clearance from the NCAA to play for Missouri in 2014-15, according to Jeff Borzello of CBSSports.

Isabell, a three-star point guard from Seattle, Wash., averaged 23.6 points and 3.5 assists in his final high school season. He signed a financial aid agreement with Missouri in June but his eligibility was in question.

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Shamburger, who averaged 9.3 points and 5.3 assists in his lone season with Hawaii after transferring from San Jose State, needed to complete coursework over the summer to gain eligibility.

The Tigers' incoming recruiting class also includes four-star power forward Jakeenan Grant and four-star small forward Montaque Gill Caesar.

After going 23-12 and failing to qualify for the NCAA Tournament last season, Missouri hired Kim Anderson to replace Frank Haith, who left for Tulsa.

Missouri guards Keith Shamburger and Tramaine Isabell were both cleared by the NCAA today, per a source. Can suit up in 2014-15.
— Jeff Borzello (@jeffborzello) August 29, 2014

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