Missouri’s road to the College Football Playoff officially ended in Norman. It was a long shot, of course, but it wasn’t necessarily impossible— a 0.4% chance, but a chance, nonetheless. Despite the return of Beau Pribula, that pipe dream came to a halt in Mizzou’s 17-6 loss to No. 8 Oklahoma.

Missouri plays the South Carolina State Bulldogs after Mark Mitchell scored 22 points in Missouri's 102-68 victory over the South Dakota Coyotes.

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Ahmad Hardy ran for 300 yards on 25 carries in MU’s 49-27 drubbing of Mississippi State. It was a career best for the Mississippi native, who left it all on the field for one last showing at Faurot Field in 2025. “It meant a lot to me,” Hardy said. “A lot of teams didn’t recruit me out of high school, so it was kind of personal.”

The Missouri women’s basketball team didn’t scoring the opening basket, but it was the only time the Tigers trailed Sunday afternoon. Missouri followed Eleonora Villa’s layup with an 18-7 run, never looking back in a 71-54 win against Washington State in the WBCA Showcase.

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Oklahoma beat Mizzou to move one step away from College Football Playoff "They're just grimy," Venables said. "It's a grimy group of guys, and that's the way I love it. They've go