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FIRST QUARTER Key play: Kansas quarterback Todd Reesing hit Dezmon Briscoe for a 7-yard touchdown pass that gave KU a 7-0 lead.Key stat: Reesing passed for 162 yards.SECOND QUARTER Key play: Briscoe fumbled to Missouris Carl Gettis at the KU 25, and Gettis returned it to the KU 5. MU would punch it in on a Derrick Washington 1-yard run that ...

The most prolific pitch-and-catch duo in Kansas football history had to face some tough math on Saturday night after KU's 41-39 loss to Missouri.

Missouri kicker Grant Ressel was carried off of the field by teammate Kurtis Gregory after Ressel kicked the winning 27-yard field goal in the final seconds against Kansas on Saturday at Arrowhead Stadium.

Insight Bowl may be next for MU Notebook Tigers appear headed to Arizona for their 5th straight postseason game.

Kansas City -- The 117th version of the Border Showdown was arguably the wildest in the nation's second most-played rivalry.

The Missouri Tigers held an 11 point lead Saturday against Baylor before the Bears rallied in the second half, leaving the Tiger defense defeated and frustrated.

In light of Baylor scrub Nick Florence looking like freaking Dan Marino in Columbia on Saturday , I can only cringe when I think about lightning fast Brandon Banks going up against the sieve that is Mizzou's secondary on Saturday in Manhattan.

If any coach had reason to celebrate Ron Prince's exit from the Big 12, it was Mack Brown.

All summer long the Mizzou secondary talked about how their simplified game plan and increased accountability under new defensive coordinator Dave Steckel would improve their horrid pass defense from a year ago.

Last week against third-ranked Texas, Mizzou made a mockery of the notion that the Longhorns were a second-half team by allowing them just six points after halftime.

COLUMBIA, Mo. - Nearly 48 hours later, Mizzou tailback Derrick Washington still was stunned by the scene.

Missouri Coach Gary Pinkel didn't name quarterback Blaine Gabbert on his official injury list for Saturday's game at Colorado.

Posted October 26, 2009 at 6:13 p.m. A few notes to pass along from Missouri's weekly media session ... Here's the latest on the most talked about sprained ankle in the state: Quarterback Blaine Gabbert is still wearing the same cast on his right leg that he wore after Saturday night's loss to Texas.

Even as the oddities of the Big 12 North suggest Mizzou somehow still could emerge in the thick of a race that could as easily end in a six-way 4-4 tie as have one team gallop away, even as that carrot still gives the Tigers something worth playing for amid their dismal October, the flip side of all that has come to the forefront: With MU being ...

Long before the Saturday night lights came on to illuminate the black-and-gold bedlam inside sold-out Faurot Field, there was plenty of evidence all over this town how much the state of college football has improved at the University of Missouri .

The entry titled "Second quarter: Texas 35, Missouri 7." Categories Second quarter: Texas 35, Missouri 7 By James Wangemann Saturday, October 24, 2009, 08:40 PM After going nowhere in the first quarter, Missouri ripped off a scoring drive in the second period.

The Oklahoma State Cowboys defeated the Missouri Tigers for the second straight season on Saturday by a score of 33-17. Find out what the Tigers said about the loss, and how they are looking forward to Homecoming.

For three weeks, the Missouri football team lost its usual weekly routine. With a Friday game at Nevada, a bye week and a Thursday game against Nebraska, complications ensued.

The Missouri Tigers try to rebound after their loss to Nebraska by traveling to Oklahoma State on Saturday.

While Mizzou coach Gary Pinkel hasn't wavered on his stance that weather doesn't dictate what his team does offensively, he at least acknowledged the power of the elements Monday.