The streak ended in a dull, distant thud.
Missouri’s nation-leading eight-game winning streak came to a close in its 41-10 thumping to Texas A&M in College Station, Texas, sending a Tigers team that had high hopes entering the 2024 campaign to their lowest point of the season.
Many different aspects culminated to create Missouri’s most lopsided defeat since a 42-point loss to Tennessee in 2022. The offense again fell well short of its potential, scoring just 10 points on a measly 254 total yards. Defensively, the Tigers also took a step back, allowing 41 points — the highest total Missouri has given up since the 49 points LSU scored against it last season…