COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) — Missouri has a few weeks to cultivate pass catching options for Maty Mauk.
The junior senior quarterback completed just 53 percent of his passes last year for the two-time defending SEC East champions. In the Tigers' drive for a three-peat, which began with the first fall practice on Thursday, a lack of experience at wide receiver is perhaps the biggest question.
"They keep hearing that we don't have any receivers and we don't know who's going to step up," senior cornerback Kenya Dennis said. "You never know who might be the man. It's got to be somebody.