The No. 24 Missouri Tigers took down the Oklahoma Sooners in a thrilling game under the lights at Faurot Field which saw the two teams combine for 34 points in the fourth quarter, despite many expecting a defensive slugfest. The game featured Missouri’s best performance from their secondary all season, albeit against an Oklahoma team that has struggled greatly on offense all season.
Offensively, the Tigers were unable to get things going until the second half as they were down 9-3 at halftime. However, behind some crafty pocket mobility and timely throws from backup quarterback Drew Pyne the Tigers were able to score three offensive touchdowns in the second half.