The Tigers’ defense allowed running backs Isaiah Spiller and Devon Achane to combine for 292 rushing yards, while the offense couldn’t find its rhythm throughout.
The Tigers and the Aggies both enter with something to prove: the former hopes to win its first SEC game and the latter hopes to show their upset win last Saturday was no fluke.
With a 2-2 record, Missouri knows that its offense can get into the end zone and its defense has difficulties keeping opponents out, but how well will the formula work as conference play looms?
The Tigers trailed by 10 points going into the fourth quarter, but the Eagles spoiled their comeback attempt with a game-sealing interception in overtime.
