Mizzou survives scare from Vanderbilt, wins SEC opener in double overtime
No. 7 Mizzou Football narrowly kept its perfect record alive to kick off SEC play, walking away from Faurot Field with a close 30-27 double overtime win over Vanderbilt. Despite the scare, the Tigers improved their record to 4-0 this season,
3 takeaways from Mizzou's narrow escape against Vanderbilt
Mizzou entered Saturday’s home game against Vanderbilt as the No. 7 team in the country. The Commodores were coming in fresh off a loss to Georgia State. That didn’t matter on Saturday in Columbia, as these teams appeared to be equals for most of the day.
After missing three out of five field-goal attempts, Blake Craig succeeded with a sixth that led to a Missouri win in double ...
When the Tigers have been halted on offense, their new kicker has frequently stepped up and knocked the ball through the ...
Brady Cook threw for 226 yards and two touchdowns and Nate Noel ran for 199 yards for Missouri. The Tigers (4-0, 1-0 SEC) ...
Craig is the SEC's reigning special teams player of the week after making a 56-yard field goal against Boston College.
The Kansas City product earned the honor after converting all four field goals and one extra point in the Tigers' 27-21 home ...
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Blake Craig made up for three missed field goals in regulation by hitting from 37 yards in the second overtime, and ...
Mizzou coach Eli Drinkwitz spoke on a wide variety of topics at his weekly press conference on Tuesday ahead of a game vs.
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