Hochman: An obituary for Mizzou’s playoff dream after the lopsided loss to Alabama
Mizzou’s College Football Playoff dream, a daring-yet-prevalent conviction and the talk of Tigers faithful, died Saturday. It was 303 days old. It is survived by eternally hard-luck fans across Missouri and sportswriters who, alas, predicted in the preseason that the dream actually would come true.
No. 15 Alabama cruised to a 34-0 home win over No. 21 Missouri on Saturday behind a powerful defense and rushing attack.
For all of the first half, regardless of who was in at quarterback, the Missouri offense could not move the ball down the ...
The Missouri Tigers still haven’t beaten the Alabama Crimson Tide in football since 1975. That remains true after Mizzou lost ...
The much-maligned Tide defense got a shutout, albeit against a Mizzou offense that lost Cook and was without starting running ...
Both teams are fighting for a much-desired victory as their college football playoff hopes hang in the balance. Mizzou is ...
Alabama linebacker Que Robinson grabs Missouri quarterback Brady Cook in the first half of a game the Crimson Tide dominated ...
Brady Cook won't be making a 2nd-half comeback at Alabama. Mizzou has ruled its starting QB out due to an injury.
A trip to Tuscaloosa, Alabama, is on the horizon for No. 21 Mizzou.
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