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The true senior who transferred from Michigan State ahead of last season has been an anchor for a defense that has struggled immensely throughout the season. He earned this honor with a strong performance and the cherry on top in the victory Saturday.

It wasn’t the kind of win that dazzled statistically for Mizzou, but it resonated.

For Missouri, Jordan-Hare Stadium has been a place of chaos. On Saturday night, it finally became a place of redemption.

For Missouri, Saturday represents more than just another SEC road trip. A win would push the Tigers to 6–1 heading into their next road trip to Vanderbilt and keep the CFP playoff push alive. For Auburn, it’s a chance to stop a three-game skid.

The Tigers have been great at home this season, but now they test it all with their first road matchup of the season. Auburn hasn't won any SEC contests so far, but they have been close in all three of theirs so far. This is a huge game for both teams.

The forward has fought hard to make an impact for the Tigers throughout the last year and beyond, and now looks to bring the team over the edge in 2026. The senior captain led the team in several stats last year, and looks to continue that this year.

The Tigers have done a great job recruiting throughout the season, and demonstrate that here in a great way, picking up a pair of talented players. Both flipped from different programs, and now look to contribute on a team that needs them badly.

The loss against Alabama might've cost the Missouri Tigers two spots in the AP Poll, but it far from cost them their season.

The No. 14 Tigers went toe-to-toe with one of the SEC’s bluebloods for four quarters before a final interception sealed their first loss of the season. Here were some of their thoughts post-game.

For much of Saturday morning/afternoon, Faurot Field was electric — another sellout crowd, another heavyweight SEC matchup, another chance for Missouri to prove

Missouri is currently down its top wide receiver due to an injury.

Missouri started the game hot, but the defense has let them down since then.

The stage is set for one of the biggest games Faurot Field has seen in nearly half a century. Missouri’s undefeated start has the fan base buzzing, but Alabama has all the momentum coming into this one, coming off a huge SEC-win versus No. 16 Vanderbilt

The Tigers have played good all year, and now coming off of a bye-week, have to find a way to take down their best competition of the season. There are plenty of ways to watch and listen to the matchup, as the biggest game in the conference gets underway.

A top-15 matchup against Alabama looming, Missouri coach Eli Drinkwitz joined Mike Kelly for this week’s Tiger Talk at Harpo’s, offering insight into how his team has done so far this year, as well as discussing goals for the remainder of the season.

If the Tigers are serious about winning this contest on Saturday, they need to make sure they do a few things that has caused them issues in past contests. As long as they get going early on both sides of the ball, they can upset their SEC rival Saturday.

The Tigers have been blessed with years of work from Moore throughout the years, as he has worked to give them one of the best offenses in the country throughout the past few seasons. Now, they must prepare to lose him to another program, after this year.

Head coach Eliah Drinkwitz has worked very hard to bring in a successful Class of 2026. He has brought in transfers, as well as gotten a number of incoming freshman to commit, or flip their commitments from other programs to come to Columbia.

The Tigers didn't play this week, as they were on bye, but they did see a number of upsets throughout the country, helping them to move up along the top-25. Now, they face their first tough game against Alabama, as they attempt to keep on moving up.

The Tigers have found their guy in sophomore running back Ahmad Hardy. He's had a historic start to the year, and needs to continue what he's been doing in order to keep the Tigers on the winning side of each and every contest that they play in.