The defeat was a demolition, but it led to interesting data points that explain some of the Tigers' struggles and raise fresh questions.

By halftime, Missouri (4-1, 1-1 SEC) had gained just 79 total yards to A&M’s 305. Worse, needing an early second-half burst to have any shot of playing their way back into the game, the Tigers instead surrendered 10 more quick points to their hosts to open the third quarter.

Here's who the ESPN "College GameDay" crew picked to win the Texas A&M-Missouri game in College Station on Saturday:

On paper, the No. 21 Missouri Tigers will be just fine after dropping a Week 6 game to Texas A&M. In the new era with the 12-team playoff, one loss is not the a

Today, I think you saw a team that’s committed to each other, a team that responds, a team that’s never out of the fight.” A week after that game, Mizzou held on in double overtime against Vanderbilt,

College football Week 6 saw Louisville fall to SMU and other results that'll impact today's updated AP poll and Coaches Poll. Here's who should move.