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Missouri Tigers Stumble at Kyle Field Against Texas A&M Aggies

The Missouri Tigers, with a record of 4-1, faced a challenging game against the Texas A&M Aggies, who improved their season to 5-1 after securing a victory with a score of 41-10. The game took place at Kyle Field in College Station, showcasing the strength and tactical gameplay of both teams.


Nov 11, 2023; Columbia, Missouri, USA; Missouri Tigers wide receiver Marquis Johnson (17) slides to catch a pass at Faurot Field at Memorial Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Kylie Graham-USA TODAY Sports

Key Moments and Performances


The Missouri Tigers struggled to find their rhythm against the Aggies' defense. Quarterback Brady Cook completed only 42 percent of his passes for a total of 186 yards, including one touchdown pass that marked the longest play for Missouri at 59 yards. Despite being sacked six times, Cook's resilience was evident as he managed to contribute significantly to the team's passing game.


On the ground, Nate Noel and Marcus Carroll tried to penetrate Texas A&M's defense but found limited success. Noel rushed for 30 yards across ten attempts while Carroll added another 26 yards from eight carries. Their efforts were commendable but not enough to shift the momentum in favor of Missouri.


The receiving corps saw Luther Burden III stepping up with seven receptions for a total of 82 yards, showcasing his ability as a reliable target despite not finding the end zone. Theo Wease Jr., on the other hand, made two receptions totaling 72 yards and scored Missouri's only touchdown through an impressive catch-and-run that covered most of those yards.


Defensively, Dreyden Norwood led with nine combined tackles (seven solo), demonstrating his commitment on every play. Zion Young was another standout performer on defense; he recorded one sack and contributed four tackles overall - highlighting his ability to disrupt plays behind the line.


Looking Ahead


As they look forward to their next challenge, The Missouri Tigers will be visiting Warren McGuirk Alumni Stadium in Amherst where they will face off against UMass Minutemen on October 12th at noon EDT. Fans eager not to miss any action can tune into ESPN2 or satellite channel number 209 for live coverage.


This upcoming game presents an opportunity for The Tigers to regroup and refine their strategies as they aim for success away from home once again.

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