Cook ran in a 30-yard touchdown with under two minutes left to give Mizzou the lead in the snowy senior day showdown against Arkansas. Here’s how we graded the Tigers in the 28-21 win… It wasn’t Cook’s greatest game by any means,

For the past three seasons, Missouri Football had one constant: Brady Cook under center as the Tigers starting quarterback. Cook cemented his legacy on Saturday with a 28-21 win against Arkansas in his final home game of his career. The play that decided it was Cook's 30-yard go-ahead touchdown run with less than two minutes left to go.

It's not too often you see a snow covering Faurot Field on a game day, but Columbia looked a little different in the Battle Line Rivalry matchup this year. In

It was another run-first week for Mizzou. Set up with a 40-yard field, Mizzou ran the ball on eight straight counting plays (and was aided by a pair of Arkansas penalties) to reach the end zone, capping the drive off with a 4-yard punch from Marcus Carroll, who ended the day with two touchdowns.

Brady Cook rushed for a 30-yard touchdown with 1:53 remaining, and No. 24 Missouri beat Arkansas 28-21 on Saturday at a snow-covered Faurot Field. Cook was 10 for 20 for 168 yards. He also had 12 carries for 63 yards for Missouri (9-3,

Brady Cook rushed for a 30-yard touchdown with 1:53 remaining, and No. 24 Missouri beat Arkansas 28-21 on Saturday at a snow-covered Faurot Field.