The Missouri Tigers found a tough opponent in Vandy on Saturday afternoon in Columbia. Here’s the story of the game.

From a drastic change in Brady Cook's release time to evolving snap count distribution at key positions, there's plenty of insight in this week's PFF analysis.

Missouri football left the Vanderbilt matchup the same way it entered: As an error-prone football team. Here’s where that leaves MU moving forward.

After Vanderbilt received an unnecessary roughness call for shoving wide receiver Mehki Miller, the Tigers had their first penalty of the game. A holding call on Cam’Ron Johnson cost the Tigers 10 yards in the middle of the second quarter, a drive that would later result in Missouri’s second touchdown.

Missouri remained undefeated after Week 4, but it didn't come without a scare against unranked Vanderbilt on Saturday. The No. 7 Tigers snuck past

There are two very different ways to look at seventh-ranked Missouri's last two wins, a pair of come-from-behind affairs against Boston College and a double-overtime 30-27 victory over Vanderbilt in its SEC opener on Saturday night.

"What I’m concerned about is our team enjoying a win, being 4-0 — which is good as we can be, record-wise," Missouri coach Eli Drinkwitz said. "But we’re not as