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Missouri Tigers Football 2024: Ready to Roar

As we move into the 2024 college football season, Missouri Tigers fans have plenty to be excited about. Coming off a remarkable 2023 season, where the Tigers secured 11 wins and a Cotton Bowl victory, expectations are high for another thrilling year. The team is ranked No. 11 in the preseason coaches poll, and with a roster full of potential, there are key players to watch as the Tigers aim to make a deep run.


Key Players to Watch

Missouri's standout wide receiver, Luther Burden III, is shaping up to be the team’s X-factor this year. After an impressive 2023 season with 1,212 receiving yards and 9 touchdowns, Burden is poised for even more success. His versatility on special teams, alongside his stellar offensive play, makes him a player who could very well lead the Tigers to new heights. He’s even on the watchlist for the Fred Biletnikoff Award, given to the best receiver in college football​(ClutchPoints)​(Yardbarker).

Quarterback Brady Cook is another key figure leading the charge. Despite a solid start, concerns have arisen regarding the team's deep passing game. However, experts advise not to worry, as the Tigers' defense has been nothing short of dominant so far, with back-to-back shutouts to open the season​(

A Defensive Wall

Missouri’s defense has emerged as a powerhouse, having not allowed a single score in the first two games of the season. The Tigers’ new defensive coordinator, Corey Batoon, has set an impressive tone with this “brick wall” strategy.

The Road Ahead

With SEC competition heating up, Missouri is aiming high. The team will face stiff competition from Texas and Oklahoma, both new entrants in the SEC. The Tigers' ability to stay disciplined and consistent could be their ticket to the College Football Playoff.

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