Missouri Tigers beat visiting Vanderbilt on missed field goal in double-overtime
MU answered Vanderbilt’s touchdown with one of its own — the 20-yard catch-and-run by Burden — but the Tigers’ defense, on the ropes for a second straight drive, needed a big play. On third-and-3 on Missouri’s 4-yard line, Pavia kept the ball and found no place to go but backward.
Despite earning the win, the Missouri Offense was not satisfied with their performance in the 30-27 double-overtime victory.
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