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Missouri Tigers
MU logo.png
First season2013
Head coachvtgorilla
StadiumFaurot Field at Memorial Stadium
(Capacity: 67,124)
Year built1926
Field surfaceField Turf
LocationColumbia, MO
LeagueNCAA
DivisionEast
All-time record35–21–0 (.625)
Bowl record1–3–0 (.250)
Division titles1
Heisman winners1
Consensus All-Americans1
ColorsBlack and MU Gold
         
Fight songFight Tiger
MascotTruman the Tiger
RivalsKansas
Tennessee
Georgia

The Missouri Tigers, coached by vtgorilla are an NCAA Division I FBS team competing in the SEC East.

2020

2020 Missouri Tigers Season

2019

The Tigers are hoping to bounce back from a down year. With a year of starting experience under his belt, Redshirt Sophomore Tucker Dowden should be plenty capable to lead the team to victory.

2019 Schedule

Week Opponent Rank Location Result Record Conference Record
1 @ Northern Illinois - DeKalb, IL 31-28 1-0 0-0
2 Bye
3 @ #11 LSU - Baton Rouge, LA 14-17 1-1 0-1
6 Bye
5 WVU - Miami, FL 31-21 2-1 0-1
6 Bye
7 @ Georgia - Athens, GA 17-6 3-1 1-1
8 @ #20 Illinois - Champaign, IL 13-17 3-2 1-1
9 @ #23 Vanderbilt - Nashville, TN 34-17 4-2 2-1
10 Florida - Columbia, MO 27-21 5-2 3-1
11 Bye
12 #8 Tennessee - Knoxville, TN 7-17 5-3 3-2
13 @ South Carolina - Columbia, SC 17-26 5-4 3-3
14 Kentucky - Columbia, MO 35-3 6-4 4-3
15 @ San Jose State - San Jose, CA 56-0 7-4 4-3
16 @ Kansas - Lawrence, KS - - -
Bowl - - - -

2018

The Tigers encountered a rebuilding year following the departure of Aaron Shea. Redshirt Freshman Tucker Dowden took the reigns.

After a strong start, going 3-0 against several out of conference foes, the Tigers finally dropped a game, losing to #2 Alabama 21-7. But after a bye week, the troops rallied when they faced #7 Georgia and pulled off the stunning upset, winning 20-13. Quarterback Tucker Dowden was especially impressive on the day, racking up passing and receiving touchdowns as well as 70 yards on the ground. He was awarded with SEC Offensive Player of the Week honors in week 7.

Momentum didn't carry through, as 4 straight losses ruined the hopes of any shot at division champs - including a demoralizing 19-0 loss to unranked Vanderbilt. Coach vtgorilla was able to straighten out the team down the stretch, winning 3 of the last 4 games. Although they lost a bitter match at home to rival Kansas, they won their first bowl game in several years by dominating an upward trending ECU team.

2018 Schedule

Week Opponent Rank Location Result Record Conference Record
1 Northern Illinois 18 Columbia, MO 24-20 1-0 0-0
2 Bye
3 Kansas State 18 Arrow Head, Kansas City, MO 28-3 2-0 0-0
4 @ San Diego State 18 San Diego, CA 31-13 3-0 0-0
5 @ #2 Alabama 16 Tuscaloosa, AL 7-21 3-1 0-1
6 Bye
7 #7 Georgia 19 Columbia, MO 20-13 4-1 1-1
8 Vanderbilt 14 Columbia, MO 0-19 4-2 1-2
9 Notre Dame 23 Columbia, MO 17-20 4-3 1-2
10 @ Florida - Gainesville, FL 17-20 4-4 1-3
11 Bye
12 @ Tennessee - Knoxville, TN 23-26 4-5 1-4
13 South Carolina - Columbia, MO 14-7 5-5 2-4
14 @ Kentucky - Lexington, KY 38-7 6-5 3-4
15 Bye
16 Kansas - Columbia, MO 23-24 6-6 3-4
Frozen Bowl ECU - Green Bay, WI 42-10 7-6 3-4

2017

The Tigers once again started off strong, going 6-0 to start the season, including a win over the defending national champions, Notre Dame.

In Week 4, after a dominating performance against Notre Dame, starting tailback Caleb Sherwin was awarded with SEC Offensive Player of the Week and National Offensive Player of the Week honors. He had 25 carries for 177 yards and 4 touchdowns against the Irish.

In Week 5, after a dominating performance against Vanderbilt, starting quarterback Aaron Shea was awarded with SEC Offensive Player of the Week honors. He threw for 350 yards and 4 touchdowns.

In Week 6, after a dominating performance against UCLA, starting quarterback was once again awarded for a superior performance. He won the SEC Offensive Player of the Week and the National Offensive Player of the Week. He threw for 340 yards and 4 touchdowns and has yet to throw an interception this season.

In Week 10, after a dominating performance against #3 Georgia, starting tailback Caleb Sherwin was once again awarded with SEC Offensive Player of the Week and National Offensive Player of the Week honors. He had 23 carries for 182 yards and 3 touchdowns against the Bulldogs.

Mason Dutton was also recognized for a superior performance in Week 10. The starting kicker kicked 5 extra points and 2 field goals to gain the recognition as SEC Special Teams Player of the Week.

The Tigers missed out on a chance to play in the SEC Championship game, but the pieces fell nicely and they received an invite to the College Football Playoff. They faced Michigan in the Orange Bowl.

Quarterback Aaron Shea was awarded the Heisman trophy and was the first pick in the 2018 NFL draft.

2017 Schedule

Week Opponent Rank Location Result Record Conference Record
1 Bye
2 Clemson #22 Nashville, TN 31-21 1-0 0-0
3 San Diego State #18 Columbia, MO 20-7 2-0 0-0
4 @ #13 Notre Dame #16 South Bend, IN 35-20 3-0 0-0
5 @ Vanderbilt #12 Nashville, TN 35-17 4-0 1-0
6 @ UCLA #12 Los Angeles, CA 35-21 5-0 1-0
7 #4 LSU #8 Columbia, MO 24-13 6-0 2-0
8 #25 Tennesse #4 Columbia, MO 24-27 6-1 2-1
9 Bye
10 @ #3 Georgia #7 Atlanta, GA 41-13 7-1 3-1
11 #14 Florida #5 Columbia, MO 24-28 7-2 3-2
12 #23 Kentucky #13 Columbia, MO 31-21 8-2 4-2
13 @ South Carolina #10 Columbia, SC 31-21 9-2 5-2
14 Bye
15 @ #23 Kansas #8 Lawrence, KS 35-21 10-2 5-2
Orange Bowl #7 Michigan #8 Miami, FL 33-37 10-3 5-2

2016

The Tigers started off strong in 2016, going 3-0 to start the season. Quarterback Aaron Shea has played at an outstanding level, drawing early season Heisman attention. The Missouri Athletic Department launched a billboard and internet campaign to promote Aaron Shea's success, hoping it leads to just a few more Heisman votes at the end of the season. He received SEC Offensive Player of the Week honors in Week 1 after throwing for 483 yards and 5 touchdowns against Clemson.

The Tigers continued on to an 9-0 record before sustaining a loss, but it was not a smooth road. 5 out of their last 7 games were decided by a single score or less, with 2 games going into overtime and several miraculous last second plays to claim victory. They locked in a trip to the SEC Championship game by winning the SEC East division.

The Tigers luck ran out down the stretch as they lost 4 of their last 5 games, including the SEC Championship Game and the Buffalo Wild Wings Citrus Bowl. They were all close losses and 3 of them were against teams ranked in the top 25. Despite the close losses to highly ranked opponents, Missouri's stock plummeted and they finished the season ranked #24 in the coaches poll.

It was a great season for Tiger fans, with a both berth and winning the SEC East. Even more exciting for fans, however, is the decision made by the superstar, Heisman contending QB, Aaron Shea to return for his Senior year. He received a spot on the 2nd team All-SEC roster.

2016 Schedule

Week Opponent Rank Location Result Record Conference Record
1 #18 Clemson - Nashville, TN 56-24 1-0 0-0
2 @ Syracuse #20 Syracuse, NY 48-17 2-0 0-0
3 Nebraska #15 Columbia, MO 30-27 3-0 0-0
4 #9 Georgia #16 Columbia, MO 24-20 4-0 1-0
5 Bye
6 South Carolina #7 Columbia, MO 38-17 5-0 2-0
7 @ Colorado #7 Boulder, CO 28-3 6-0 2-0
8 @ Tennesse #6 Knoxville, TN 27-20 7-0 3-0
9 Vanderbilt #6 Columbia, MO 21-16 8-0 4-0
10 @ Florida #5 Gainesville, FL 35-24 9-0 5-0
11 Bye
12 @ #16 Auburn #6 Auburn, AL 21-23 9-1 5-1
13 @ Kentucky #11 Lexington, KY 31-35 9-2 5-2
14 Kansas #18 Columbia, MO 35-14 10-2 5-2
SEC CG #1 Alabama #15 Atlanta, GA 13-10 10-3 5-3
Bowl Michigan #15 Buffalo Wild Wings Citrus Bowl 24-21 10-4 5-3

2015

Missouri's 2015 campaign started poorly, with the Tigers losing their first 7 games of the season. It wasn't a surprise, since acewulf had abandoned the team and left them without a head coach. New coach, vtgorilla was hired right before week 7 and immediately started to turn things around. The Tigers went 3-3 to end the season, including a blowout win over rival Kansas.

2015 Schedule

Week Opponent Rank Location Result Record Conference Record
1 Illinois - St. Louis, MO 14-17 0-1 0-0
2 Colorado - Columbia, MO 3-35 0-2 0-0
3 at Oklahoma - Norman, OK 7-52 0-3 0-0
4 Syracuse - Columbia, MO 17-21 0-4 0-0
5 Tennessee - Columbia, MO 28-31 0-5 0-1
6 at Georgia - Athens, GA 10-23 0-6 0-2
7 Florida - Columbia, MO 21-24 0-7 0-3
8 Kentucky - Columbia, MO 17-14 1-7 1-3
9 at Vanderbilt - Nashville, TN 10-13 1-8 1-4
10 Bye
11 at South Carolina - Columbia, SC 13-3 2-8 2-4
12 Arkansas - Columbia, SC 7-31 2-9 2-5
13 at Kansas - Lawrence, KS 42-24 3-9 2-5

Season-by-Season Records

Year Coach(es) Conference Overall Record Conference Record Bowl Final CP Ranking
Wins Losses Wins Losses
Missouri Tigers
2013 thealanation SEC 8 5 4 3 Lost Buffalo Wild Wings Bowl vs. Minnesota (13-35) 18
2014 3 5 1 2 Lost Outback Bowl vs. Nebraska (7-19) -
acewulf 3 0 3 0
N/A 1 1 1 0
2015 0 6 0 2 - -
vtgorilla 3 3 2 3
2016 10 4 5 3 Lost Citrus Bowl vs. Michigan (21-24) 24
2017 10 3 5 2 Lost Orange Bowl vs. Michigan (33-37) 6
2018 7 6 3 4 Won Frozen Bowl vs. East Carolina (42-10) -
2019 7 6 4 3 Lost Music City Bowl vs. Syracuse (19-32) -
2020 8 5 5 3 Won Texas Bowl vs. Oklahoma State (42-38) -
2021 14 2 8 1 Won Orange Bowl vs. Utah (38-24)
Won Cotton Bowl vs. Auburn (38-10)
Lost CFBHC National Championship Game vs. Purdue (27-36) 		-
Total 74 46 41 26 (all games)
National Champions Conference Champions Bowl game berth
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