14 points, 63 seconds, Missouri win. Right before Missouri staged some madness, Oklahoma looked like it had forced a Tigers collapse. Down seven points, the Sooners marched 75 yards and found Taylor Tatum for a touchown over the course of five-and-a-half minutes to tie the game at 16 with a little more than three minutes to play.

Missouri football took down Oklahoma with a thrilling 30-23 victory, scoring 14 points in the final 63 seconds of the game. Here's how the Tigers graded out:

Oklahoma football is trying to make the most of a season that got away from it a little bit during the month of October. Three consecutive uncompetitive losses — against Texas, South Carolina and Ole

Brady Cook, who is dealing with both an ankle and a wrist injury, is not expected to play against Oklahoma, meaning Drew Pyne will be under center Saturday night.

Missouri quarterback Brady Cook will not play in Saturday’s game against Oklahoma, the team announced on its final availability report on Friday night. Cook sustained a hand injury in the Tigers’ loss against Alabama on Oct.