Missouri (3-4, 1-3) has been a disappointment this season and enters having lost three of its past four games: The Tigers’ three wins came against weaklings Miami of Ohio, Western Illinois (an FBS school) and Iowa State. Last week, Missouri was thumped by co-Big 12 leader Oklahoma State 45-24. Missouri quarterback James Franklin has had a good season but not a good came vs. OSU, committing four turnovers in the second half: three interceptions and a lost fumble at the Oklahoma State 4. All four of the Tigers' losses have come against teams ranked at the time.

Texas A&M (5-2, 3-1) would need to win out and see Oklahoma State lose twice to win the Big 12. You may remember the Aggies led OSU 20-3 at halftime of their meeting before the Cowboys stormed back for a 30-29 win. And A&M still has to play ranked teams Oklahoma, Kansas State and Texas after this game. But the Aggies have won three in a row, having little trouble with Iowa State last week, 33-17. Ryan Tannehill threw for 263 yards and two TDs as A&M put up 510 yards of offense. The Aggies rank in the Top 20 in the nation in passing, rushing and points.

The Aggies lead the overall series with the Tigers with a 7-4 advantage, but Missouri has won four of the past five meetings. Last year, also at Kyle Field, Mizzou won 30-9. Tannehill had yet to take over as A&M’s starting QB. The next time these schools meet likely will be as SEC foes, with A&M headed there next year and Missouri set to join the Aggies as well.

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