Mizzou wins back-and-forth thriller in highly-anticipated rivalry renewal with Oklahoma
Mizzou's late fourth-quarter surge propelled the team to a comeback victory in the renewal of a century-old rivalry. The Tigers scored 14 unanswered points in the final two minutes of Saturday's contest to win the program's 97th all-time meeting with Oklahoma 30-23 under the lights of Faurot Field.
Refers to the latest 2 years of stltoday.com stories. Cancel anytime. Mizzou coach Eli Drinkwitz spoke with the press after ...
The No. 24 Missouri Tigers will be without starting quarterback Brady Cook against Oklahoma, but the offense will have one of ...
There were 28 points scored in the final 3:30 of Mizzou’s matchup against Oklahoma, and the Tigers clawed their way on top ...
The Tigers struggled to move the ball in the first half of Saturday’s game against Oklahoma, then figured it out in the ...
He walked away and entered the medical tent. Burden was short of the line and the ball was turned over to Oklahoma on the ...
What a crazy, crazy game. 10:02 p.m.: Woah. 3rd and 16, game on the line, Drew Pyne hits Luther Burden deep and give Mizzou ...
Mizzou-Oklahoma is back on the slate. Missouri football faces Oklahoma on Saturday evening at Faurot Field, with ...
Mizzou football coach Eli Drinkwitz has said it time and time again in his Mizzou tenure: football is a four quarter game. Nothing proved that more than the win his team grabbed in the renewed rivalry ...
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