Missouri Tigers beat visiting Vanderbilt on missed field goal in double-overtime
MU answered Vanderbilt’s touchdown with one of its own — the 20-yard catch-and-run by Burden — but the Tigers’ defense, on the ropes for a second straight drive, needed a big play. On third-and-3 on Missouri’s 4-yard line, Pavia kept the ball and found no place to go but backward.
It’s SEC season in Columbia, where Missouri football opens conference play against Vanderbilt. You can get live updates from ...
Blake Craig, with one knee pad bearing his number and the other a cross, held his helmet between his legs as he sat on the bench. He was alone, ...
Brady Cook believes Mizzou football has “got a lot of work to do” after winning its SEC opener over Vanderbilt.
Missouri football survived a scare from Vanderbilt on Saturday in Columbia, defeating the Commodores 30-27 in double overtime ...
The No. 7 Missouri Tigers were able to walk out with a win against the Vanderbilt Commodores after a long, ugly game in their ...
The Missouri Tigers found a tough opponent in Vandy on Saturday afternoon in Columbia. Here’s the story of the game.
Eli Drinkwitz and Missouri barely got past Vanderbilt, but the Tigers head coach is being criticized for several decisions.
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While the rain may have halted prior to the Missouri Tigers' game against the Vanderbilt Commodores, running back Nate Noel was there to pour on ...
COLUMBIA, Mo. -- There are two very different ways to look at seventh-ranked Missouri's last two wins, a pair of ...
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Pourover: The Tigers must get better if they want to reach their goalsThe Tigers only caught three flags for 33 yards. Starting field position is important and the Commodores allowed the Tigers ...
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