COLUMBIA, Mo. — When Barry Odom stepped in front of the Mizzou backdrop late Saturday night deep inside Sanford Stadium to explain Missouri's latest loss, you figured he’d talk about his dysfunctional offense, not making enough big plays, not establishing the run, not extending drives, not scoring in the red zone.
We’ve heard it all before. We all know the problems. We have no idea if they can be fixed. The Tigers had two weeks to prepare for the Georgia game and still crossed into Bulldogs territory just twice in 12 possessions, albeit without their starting quarterback and leading receiver against the Southeastern Conference’s No.