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.

Missouri won the coin toss and deferred. Rodney Hill returned the opening kickoff 24 yards to the Arkansas 30. It looks like a snow globe in Columbia, Mo., where Arkansas and Missouri will get underway in their regular-season finale at 2:30 p.m.

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 ran for a 30-yard go-ahead touchdown with 1:53 remaining, lifting No. 21 Missouri to a 28-21 victory over Arkansas in a snowy Battle Line Rivalry matchup in Columbia, Mo., on Saturday. Cook had a quiet day through the air (10-of-20,

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.