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Where Mizzou Football Ranks After Week 7

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October 13, 2024

Where Mizzou Football Ranks After Week 7

The Missouri Tigers needed a boring, smooth victory over UMass in Week 7. Coming off a 41-10 loss to Texas A&M in the week prior, Missouri was back in the win column in the final game of its non-confernece slate.

The loss to Texas A&M caused the Tigers to drop 12 spots in the AP Poll, the biggest one-week fall since the poll started in 1936. After the break from SEC play though, Missouri had the chance to boost its confidence.

With the past two weeks creating some big time upsets nothing for the 2024 college football season seems predictable. Its created some shuffling at the top of rankings.

Here’s how the polls shaked up after Week 7 of the season and where Missouri stands.

This post will be updated with the AP Poll when it is posted at 1 p.m. CT.

(Ranking, team, first-place votes, record, points received)

1. Texas, 53, 6-0, 1373 points
2. Oregon, 2, 6-0, 1322 points
3. Penn State, 0, 6-0, 1220 points
4. Georgia, 0, 5-1, 1189 points
5. Ohio State, 0, 5-1, 1141 points
6. Miami (FL), 0, 6-0, 1105 points
7. Alabama, 0, 5-1, 1010 points
8. LSU, 0, 5-1, 914 points
9. Clemson, 0, 5-1, 904 points
10. Tennessee, 0, 5-1, 891 points
11. Notre Dame, 0, 5-1, 838 points
12. Iowa State, 0, 6-0, 823 points
13. BYU, 0, 6-0, 686 points
14. Texas A&M, 0, 5-1, 636 points
15. Ole Miss, 0, 5-2, 524 points
16. Missouri, 0, 5-1, 521 points (+2)
17. Kansas State, 0, 5-1, 472 points
18. Indiana, 0, 6-0, 462 points
19. Boise State, 0, 5-1, 373 points
20. Pittsburgh, 0, 6-0, 340 points
21. Illinois, 0, 5-1, 231 points
22. Michigan, 0, 4-2, 223 points
23. SMU, 0, 5-1, 183 points
24. Army West Point, 0, 6-0, 104 points
25. Nebraska, 0, 5-1, 90 points

Schools Dropped Out

No. 16 Oklahoma; No. 17 Utah

Others Receiving Votes

Oklahoma 81; Arizona State 49; Navy 37; Utah 31; Vanderbilt 26; Syracuse 13; UNLV 12; Iowa 12; Texas Tech 9; Liberty 9; Washington State 8; Memphis 4; Louisville 4; James Madison 3; Tulane 2

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Missouri vs. Auburn Football Game Tickets, Venue, Start Time – Oct. 19 – Bleacher Nation

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October 13, 2024

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Missouri vs. Auburn Football Game Tickets, Venue, Start Time – Oct. 19 – Bleacher Nation

The No. 21 Missouri Tigers meet a conference opponent when they host the Auburn Tigers on Saturday, October 19, 2024 at Memorial Stadium/Faurot Field in an SEC clash.

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Game date: Saturday, October 19, 2024

Game time: 12 p.m. ET

Location: Columbia, Missouri

Venue: Memorial Stadium/Faurot Field

TV channel: ESPN

Missouri Offensive Insights

This year, the Missouri Tigers put up 12.7 more points per game (33.5) than the Auburn Tigers allow (20.8).

When it meets or goes over what Auburn gives up this season (20.8 points per game), Missouri is 5-0.

This season the Auburn Tigers have a 1-4 record in games when they hold opponents to less than 33.5 points.

Missouri is accumulating 434 yards per game, 96.3 more than Auburn is allowing (337.7).

Auburn Offensive Insights

The Auburn Tigers put up 14.7 more points per game (30) than the Missouri Tigers surrender (15.3).

In games where Auburn scores over 15.3 points this season, it has put together a record of 1-1.

The Missouri Tigers are 5-0 when they surrender less than 30 points.

Auburn is accumulating 444.5 yards per game, 173.7 more than Missouri is allowing (270.8).

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Missouri Stat Rankings

Missouri offense: 434 YPG (45th in FBS) | 33.5 PPG (35th in FBS)

Missouri passing: 244.8 PYPG (56th in FBS) | 7 TDs (100th in FBS)

Missouri rushing: 189.2 RYPG (40th in FBS) | 15 TDs (20th in FBS)

Missouri defense: 270.8 YPG allowed (12th in FBS) | 15.3 PPG allowed (12th in FBS)

Missouri passing defense: 154.5 PYPG allowed (seventh in FBS) | 5 TDs allowed (12th in FBS)

Missouri rushing defense: 116.3 RYPG allowed (37th in FBS) | 6 TDs allowed (34th in FBS)

Auburn Stat Rankings

Auburn offense: 444.5 YPG (33rd in FBS) | 30 PPG (60th in FBS)

Auburn passing: 279 PYPG (27th in FBS) | 16 TDs (12th in FBS)

Auburn rushing: 165.5 RYPG (63rd in FBS) | 7 TDs (96th in FBS)

Auburn defense: 337.7 YPG allowed (47th in FBS) | 20.8 PPG allowed (41st in FBS)

Auburn passing defense: 213.3 PYPG allowed (62nd in FBS) | 6 TDs allowed (30th in FBS)

Auburn rushing defense: 124.3 RYPG allowed (48th in FBS) | 8 TDs allowed (56th in FBS)

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Missouri’s 2024 Schedule

Date	Opponent	Home/Away	Score/Tickets
8/29/2024	Murray State	Home	W 51-0
9/7/2024	Buffalo	Home	W 38-0
9/14/2024	Boston College	Home	W 27-21
9/21/2024	Vanderbilt	Home	W 30-27
10/5/2024	Texas A&M	Away	L 41-10
10/12/2024	UMass	Away	W 45-3
10/19/2024	Auburn	Home	Tickets
10/26/2024	Alabama	Away	Tickets
11/9/2024	Oklahoma	Home	Tickets
11/16/2024	South Carolina	Away	Tickets
11/23/2024	Mississippi State	Away	Tickets
11/30/2024	Arkansas	Home	Tickets

Auburn’s 2024 Schedule

Date	Opponent	Home/Away	Score/Tickets
8/31/2024	Alabama A&M	Home	W 73-3
9/7/2024	California	Home	L 21-14
9/14/2024	New Mexico	Home	W 45-19
9/21/2024	Arkansas	Home	L 24-14
9/28/2024	Oklahoma	Home	L 27-21
10/5/2024	Georgia	Away	L 31-13
10/19/2024	Missouri	Away	Tickets
10/26/2024	Kentucky	Away	Tickets
11/2/2024	Vanderbilt	Home	Tickets
11/16/2024	Louisiana-Monroe	Home	Tickets
11/23/2024	Texas A&M	Home	Tickets
11/30/2024	Alabama	Away	Tickets

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Auburn-Missouri football kickoff time, TV info announced

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18 hours ago

October 12, 2024

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Auburn-Missouri football kickoff time, TV info announced

Auburn’s Oct. 19 football game at Missouri will kick off at 11 a.m. Central on ESPN, the SEC office announced late Saturday.

Auburn (2-4, 0-3 SEC) had an open date this week. Missouri (5-1, 1-1) beat UMass 45-3 on Saturday.

ESPN had taken a six-day option to choose between the Auburn-Missouri and South Carolina-Oklahoma games. South Carolina at Oklahoma will kick off at 11:45 a.m. on the SEC Network.

Here’s the full SEC TV schedule for Week 8, games of Oct. 19 (all times Central):

Auburn at Missouri, 11 a.m., ESPN

South Carolina at Oklahoma, 11:45 a.m., SEC Network

Alabama at Tennessee, 2:30 p.m., ABC

Texas A&M at Mississippi State, 3:15 p.m., SEC Network

LSU at Arkansas, 6 p.m., ESPN

Ball State at Vanderbilt, 6 p.m., SECN+/ESPN+

Georgia at Texas, 6:30 p.m., ABC

Kentucky at Florida, 6:45 p.m., SEC Network

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Live Updates: No. 21 Missouri Tigers at UMass Minutemen

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October 12, 2024

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Live Updates: No. 21 Missouri Tigers at UMass Minutemen

After suffering its first loss of the 2024 season at the hands of the Texas A&M Aggies in Week 6, Missouri football is looking to get itself back on track.

The Tigers travel on the road to face the UMass Minutemen, getting a break from their Southeastern Conference schedule. The Minutemen currently have a 1-5 record, most recently taking a 34-20 loss to Northern Illinois last week.

The 41-10 loss to Texas A&M stung Missouri, but it gets an opportunity to fix the problems that held it back a week ago. Of course it won’t underestimate what UMass can do, but it’s an ideal matchup to help steer the ship back to an upward trajectory.

“How we respond will define who we are as a team and what kind of character we have as a program,” head coach Eli Drinkwitz said.

The Tigers will get their chance to respond against the Minutemen at 11 a.m. in the first meeting between both teams in either program’s history.

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Third Quarter

•12:44: Daylan Carnell nearly picked Taisun Phommachanh off, but it just fell out of his hands. Regardless, UMass turns it over on downs.

Second Quarter

• Nate Noel is officially listed as OUT for the rest of the game with back tightness, per Eli Hoff.

• Blake Craig’s 42-yard field goal sends the Tigers into halftime with a 24-3 lead.

• 00:23: Corey Flagg Jr. snags an interception in the red zone and takes it 80 yards down the field to prevent a UMass score.

• UMass tries a fake punt, and it works. The Minutemen pick up 39 yards on that play and have good field positioning with a minute left in the half to score.

• 6:03: The Minutemen get their first score of the game off a 28-yard field goal from Jacob Lurie, making it a 21-3 differential.

• 11:02: Carroll strikes again on a 4-yard touchdown. Missouri now leads 21-0.

• UMass has already used three timeouts and there is still 13 minutes left in the half.

• Kewan Lacy getting some action at running back, receiving the first two carries of the quarter for a total of seven yards.

First Quarter

• Mitch Walters is in the offensive line over Cayden Green. Already a lot of substitutions for the the Tigers by the end of the first quarter.

• Nate Noel hasn’t seen a snap yet, while Carroll and even Jamal Roberts have gotten seven and two carries respectively.

• 5:15: Marcus Carroll punches in a 3-yard touchdown, putting Missouri up 14-0. Marks his third touchdown of the season.

• 14:03: Just like that, a 61-yard jet sweep to Luther Burden III gives the Tigers their first touchdown of the day and an early 7-0 lead.

Pregame:

• UMass wins the toss and defers, allowing Missouri to receive the kick-off.

• Expect wind to be a factor in Saturday’s game — the National Weather Service is charting wind in Amherst, Massachusetts to be up to 17 mph and gusts up to 23 mph.

• Missouri will be without starting inside linebacker Triston Newson and defensive end Joe Moore III due to injury, according to the Tiger Radio Network.

UPDATE: Mike Kelly reports on the Buckle Up Phone Down Tiger Tailgate that DL Joe Moore and LB Triston Newson are out today, and freshman DL Williams Nwaneri is expected to play.
— Mizzou Radio (@MizzouRadio) October 12, 2024