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Cannot ignore what Mizzou did last year to Nevada in Columbia, 69 points total in a blowout. Missouri has the speed on defense to contain the Pistol attack. The Wolfpack have long been known to have a high octane attack, not this year, just 10 ppg and Notre Dame who is average at best, shut them out and steamrolled them in week 1. I would stack Mizzou up against Notre Dame any day. QB Gabbert for Mizzou a solid triggerman at a 68% completion rate (8 TDs, No picks) and while this is a dangerous spot for the Tigers, it is a must win scenario with big games on deck with Nebraska and then Okie State and Texas down the road. Mizzou pounded a decent Illinois team and allowed just 9 points to the Illinois attack with a far more dangerous. The Wolfpack QB has already thrown 4 picks on the season and their offense is average at best. Defense, offense, coaching, depth, talent at skill positions all favor Mizzou…plus the Tigers have covered 10out of their last 13 road games...they win by 14.
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