Missouri Tigers Football Tickets - Overview

5/9/13: For the second year in a row, Mizzou has landed a top receiver. Last year, it was the famous DGB, who was the top prospect in the country. He had a decent freshman year, but will be expected to do much more this season. This time around, the Tigers got Thomas Richard, who has given the school his verbal commitment. Verbal commitments are not worth too much - players can always change their minds and coaches can always rescind a scholarship offer. But Richard seems firm, wants to play in the SEC, and intends to major in journalism - and Missouri has one of the top journalism schools in the country.

1/10/13: Alabama crushed Notre Dame to win the NCAA football crown - the most prestigious of all collegiate awards. The Crimson Tide rolled through the SEC while Mizzou struggled in its first year in the SEC. But the adjustment to basketball life in the new conference was not nearly as difficult. In their SEC opener, number 12 Missouri steamrolled the Tide 84-68. Mizzou did what stronger and deeper teams do - suffocate a weaker opponent. So while the Tigers may continue to hear the taunts of long-time SEC teams on the gridiron, they have instantly become a favorite for the conference crown in basketball.

12/20/12: Head Coach Gary Pinkle announced promotions for two staff members. Josh Henson will assume Offensive Coordinator duties with the departure of longtime OC Steven Yost. Andy Hill will coach quarterbacks and be an assistant head coach. The Tigers, despite not making a bowl game in their inaugural SEC campaign, have had several great pros from their program, including Will Witherspoon, Jeremy Maclin, Denario Alexander, and Josh Smith. Next season figures to be better for the Tigers, as they get accustomed to the physical nature of the SEC as opposed to the more finesse of the Big 12.

11/29/12: Mizzou played its final game of the season, a predetermined thrashing at the hands of Johnny Manziel and Texas A&M. While A&M earned respectability in the SEC, particularly by beating Alabama in Tuscaloosa, Missouri is still looked down upon, at least in football. The Tigers only managed two conference wins (against Kentucky and Tennessee), and did not earn the required six victories needed to be bowl eligible. Despite all of this, Coach Gary Pinkle claims that he is not making any changes to his staff, though they may want to rethink the spread offense against SEC defenses.

11/22/12: Tigers Head Coach Gary Pinkle has done a terrific job in the past dozen years. He resurrected a mediocre program, and even had Mizzou at No. 1 for a week. He defeated No. 1 Oklahoma on national TV a couple years ago and really brought pride back to Mizzou Football. But the challenge of the SEC may be too much for him. UM has only won two conference games this year (over lowly Kentucky and Tennessee), and now has to beat Texas A&M to become bowl eligible. The Tigers threw away a game against Syracuse, and look like they may be home for the holidays unless they pull off a stunning upset.

11/15/12: Mizzou's introduction to the SEC has not been nearly as pleasant as they had hoped. They started conference play with five straight losses, before finally beating Kentucky and Tennessee. The Tennessee game last Saturday was a thriller, where the Tigers came from behind late to tie the game. Four overtimes later, the stunned crowed at Neyland Stadium left unhappy and facing a winless conference schedule. The Tigers host Syracuse this Saturday and end the season against Texas A&M. Mizzou needs one more victory to become bowl eligible, though they will likely go to a third tier bowl game this season.

The Missouri Tigers play Division I college football for the University of Missouri in the Big 12 Conference. The Tigers play their home games on Faurot Field at Memorial Stadium in Columbia, MO. Missouri is coached by Gary Pinkel. Missouri's main rivals included Kansas, Illinois, Arkansas and Oklahoma.

Missouri Tigers Football Tickets - History

The Tigers have been a part of the Big 12 since it was formed in 1996. The Missouri football program began in 1890. At the time, the Tigers were independent of any conference. They joined the Western Interstate University Football Association from 1892 until 1897. From 1964 until 1995, Missouri was part of the Big Eight Conference before finally settling into the Big 12. The program has not won a national title, but has claimed 15 conference titles in its history. The Missouri Tigers have not won a Big 12 title yet, but have won three North Division titles within the Big 12. They most recently won the North in 2010 with a 6-2 conference record. They've also appeared in 28 bowl games heading into the 2011 season.

Missouri Tigers Football Tickets - Faurot Field at Memorial Stadium

Faurot Field at Memorial Stadium, also known as 'The Zou', is located at 600 East Stadium Boulevard in Columbia, MO. The Tigers have called the 71,000-seat stadium home since 1926. It's the second biggest stadium in the state (only the NFL's Kansas City Chiefs' Arrowhead Stadium is bigger).

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