Missouri Football

Nate Peat lost the ball as he was heading into the endzone. Harrison Mevis missed a chip-shot to win it well before that. From the outside, those two plays ...

“We just couldn’t get in a rhythm in the second half, unfortunately,” Cook said. “Now we’ve got to finish,” Drinkwitz said. After that, it’s an away game at Florida and Drinkwitz’s only road win with Missouri came in 2020 at Vanderbilt. Just couldn’t get in a rhythm until that last series.” It’s a problem that has followed them throughout the season. In fact, Burden never made a catch at all. Cook might be on to something about blaming the offense. He wasn’t the issue. "Negative yardage plays,” Drinkwitz said after the game. What might not last is the rest of his stat sheet. From the outside, those two plays cost Missouri football its Saturday SEC opener at Auburn, a 17-14 overtime rock fight. It’s a team sport.”