Nate Edwards is a Football Editor and Podcaster, specializing in local coverage of the University of Missouri football team. With a focus on the Columbia, Missouri area, Nate provides in-depth analysis, recruiting updates, and game coverage for Rock M Nation. His work has also been featured in City Press.
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The first road trip of the year is also the second conference game against the second ranked opponent of the year. Buckle up.
By: Sam Snelling, Nate Edwards
Texas A&M represents the first road game and second top 25 matchup for the Tigers on the season.
What can you learn about a game that went into garbage time after the first play of the second half? I’d argue: not much.
This isn’t even important enough to be a “get right” game. Sigh.
Mizzou participated in an FBS matchup that had a winning result and counts towards the record books. Pretty neat!
As much as we all wanted to feel...something? anything?...after the UMass game, that matchup was never going to provide anything to the fan base, other than maybe a few highlights and an official win blessed by the NCAA.
Well, here we are. The one game on the schedule that even the most partisan of Mizzou fans admitted before the season started would probably be a loss. And it’s occurring right after Mizzou needed the most heroic of comebacks against a feisty Auburn team at home.
In a season where Mizzou only wins by a little or loses by a lot, they did not win by a little.
Taking a look under the statistical hood of Mizzou’s offense
Taking a look under the statistical hood of Mizzou’s defense.
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