As the Missouri Tigers prepare to join the SEC in 2012, they will be loaded with a potentially potent spread offense that SEC defenses could have a tough time dealing with.
Missouri made the biggest splash on National Signing Day when the No. 1 recruit in the nation, Dorial Green-Beckham, signed a letter of intent to be a Tiger. What about the rest of the 2012 recruiting class for Missouri?
The Missouri Tigers were relegated to the Independence Bowl for the third time in nine years. How do they matchup with the North Carolina Tar Heels from the ACC?
Missouri was passed over by all eight bowl games with Big 12 ties and will head to Shreveport, La. to play in the Independence Bowl.
The Tigers are riding a wave of a 3-game winning streak for the first time all season. Will their late season surge turn into a good bowl bid?
You'd think that slowing down Robert Griffin would be the best way to beat Baylor, but since that is nearly impossible, maybe the Missouri defense should focus their efforts elsewhere.
If Missouri was in the SEC this season, the general consensus is that they would have an even worse record than they do right now. Diving into a mock SEC schedule, it looks like the general consensus could be wrong.
The Missouri Tigers picked up an impressive road win in College Station this weekend and did it behind the strength of performances from a number of young players on both sides of the ball.
With five games left and three wins needed for bowl eligibility, what are the Tigers' chances of winning three games the rest of the way?
Riding the coattails of three NFL players that played the quarterback position in the years before him at Mizzou, James Franklin has found his place in the Missouri offense and looks like the next great Tiger quarterback.
