GUS AUGUSTINE
They had a little against the spread roll there for a spell, as Arkansas was on a 4-game cover streak in SEC play through October 20th, but the Hogs have failed the number in 2 of their last 3, and their defense continues to yield big yards and big points in conference play which makes this trek to Columbia on Friday shape up to be a blowout win for the Tigers.
The Razorbacks are allowing nearly 35 points per game, and they just absorbed a rather horrific 52-6 pounding on the SEC road in Starkville just last weekend to fall to 2-9 in Chad Morris' first year at the helm in Fayetteville.
Missouri turned things up a notch last weekend in Knoxville where they ripped a Tennessee team that had been playing pretty competitive football, as the Tigers cruised to a 50-17 road win and cover. Led by quarterback Drew Lock who will be playing in his final regular season home game, and is "just" 6 TD passes away from 100 for his career in Columbia, look for Lock to have a field day against a Hogs defense that will now also be minus a pair of their starting defensive backs in Curl and Pulley who have been suspended for this game.
Mizzou has been a strong against the spread team in the month of November with 6 covers in their last 8 games, and they have also covered in 7 of their last 10 games played in front of the home crowd. Speaking of the home crowd, coach Barry Odom has personally shelled out money for over 1,000 tickets as he said he wants to see the stadium rocking for the regular season finale on senior day.
The Razorbacks offense has only been able average just over 19 points per game for their last 4, and they have scored just 23 total points in their last 2 losses. That kind of offense, or should I say LACK of offense is not going to cut it against Lock and the Tigers.
Big score rung up today at home. Let's called this one Missouri 52, and Arkansas 17. Lay it!
4* MISSOURI
They had a little against the spread roll there for a spell, as Arkansas was on a 4-game cover streak in SEC play through October 20th, but the Hogs have failed the number in 2 of their last 3, and their defense continues to yield big yards and big points in conference play which makes this trek to Columbia on Friday shape up to be a blowout win for the Tigers.
The Razorbacks are allowing nearly 35 points per game, and they just absorbed a rather horrific 52-6 pounding on the SEC road in Starkville just last weekend to fall to 2-9 in Chad Morris' first year at the helm in Fayetteville.
Missouri turned things up a notch last weekend in Knoxville where they ripped a Tennessee team that had been playing pretty competitive football, as the Tigers cruised to a 50-17 road win and cover. Led by quarterback Drew Lock who will be playing in his final regular season home game, and is "just" 6 TD passes away from 100 for his career in Columbia, look for Lock to have a field day against a Hogs defense that will now also be minus a pair of their starting defensive backs in Curl and Pulley who have been suspended for this game.
Mizzou has been a strong against the spread team in the month of November with 6 covers in their last 8 games, and they have also covered in 7 of their last 10 games played in front of the home crowd. Speaking of the home crowd, coach Barry Odom has personally shelled out money for over 1,000 tickets as he said he wants to see the stadium rocking for the regular season finale on senior day.
The Razorbacks offense has only been able average just over 19 points per game for their last 4, and they have scored just 23 total points in their last 2 losses. That kind of offense, or should I say LACK of offense is not going to cut it against Lock and the Tigers.
Big score rung up today at home. Let's called this one Missouri 52, and Arkansas 17. Lay it!
4* MISSOURI