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.
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,
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Mizzou Players Share Reaction to Missed Vanderbilt Field Goal, Tiger Victory"It's just very difficult to go in there and keep your head up, especially how we started off." Despite the Tigers ...
The University of Missouri Tigers are gearing up for their fourth sold-out game of the season against the Vanderbilt ...
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) ...
Mizzou entered Saturday’s home game against Vanderbilt as the No. 7 team in the country. The Commodores were coming in fresh ...
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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 ...
Missouri remained undefeated after Week 4, but it didn't come without a scare against unranked Vanderbilt on Saturday. The No ...
Seventh-ranked Missouri managed to overcome a slew of mistakes for the second straight week Saturday night, persevering for a ...
Mizzou sports beat writer Eli Hoff and columnist Ben Frederickson unpack the good, bad and undisciplined from the Tigers win ...
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