After a major turnaround under Barry Odom, the Missouri Tigers have won four straight and look to clinch bowl eligibility against struggling Vanderbilt.
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After an easy and convincing win against Idaho, the Missouri Tigers have a daunting task to win their next five-of-six games, to become bowl eligible.
In celebration of Missouri's homecoming, the Tigers will try for a win, in the hopes of turning their season around and salvaging bowl eligibility.
After a much improved performance last week at Kentucky, the Tigers hope to continue an upward trend against Georgia, but that won't be easy.
Missouri plays its first road game of the 2017 season at Kentucky on Saturday night, where the Tigers hope to jump-start a failed start to their 1-3 season.
After last week's disastrous performance against Purdue, Missouri looks to at least give Auburn a fight, but even that may be too much to ask for.
Coming off an impressive debut on offense and a shaky performance on defense, the Missouri Tigers are ready to host South Carolina in the SEC season opener.
The 2017 football season is finally upon us, and the Tigers' first test will be against the Missouri State Bears, who will be hungry for an upset.
There are many question marks surrounding Missouri's defensive secondary, which lost leaders John Gibson and Aarion Penton to graduation last year.
A lot is expected of Missouri's running backs after an extraordinary season from freshman Damarea Crockett, who isn't the only star at a deep position.
A good month of recruiting for Missouri football ended in disappointment, as the Tigers missed-out on 4-star recruit Cameron Brown.