Missouri 21, South Carolina 20: Tigers move to 4-1 with comeback road win

Terry Beckner Jr ejected for targeting

It's the 50th anniversary of one hell of a season

A look back at one of the more underrated seasons in Missouri's history, one Mizzou will celebrate at Faurot Field on Saturday. I'm sure the fact that Steve Spurrier will also be there is a TOTAL coincidence.

A new personality for the SC offense

Missouri will have to deal with a pretty stout zone read game against South Carolina, though one would assume that the freshman quarterback will be limited when the 'Cocks fall into passing downs.

Watercooler: Bud, Brothers, and Coach Kim

Missouri's Bud Sasser is off to a fantastic start to the 2014 season (but needs help), Kentrell Brothers is a play-maker, and basketball coach Kim Anderson is tired of talking.

Film Room: Mizzou-SC second half

Mizzou's second half defense matched it's first, giving up only 10 points and keeping the Tigers in the game. After going down 20-7 late in the 4th quarter, they ramped up the intensity to preserve the 21-20 margin.

Pinkel comebacks, part 3

Mizzou's 21-20 comeback win at South Carolina tied for the biggest fourth-quarter comeback in school history. But it wasn't the only noteworthy comeback of the Gary Pinkel era.

Film Room: Mizzou Defense vs South Carolina

Mizzou played some of it's best defense and set the tempo for the game in the first half vs South Carolina, giving up only one touchdown.

Watercooler: Cam's gone, Sheldon's Sheldon

Cameron Biedscheid leaves the Missouri basketball program without playing a game, Sheldon Richardson still says what he wants, and you want to see the Mizzou win probability chart from Saturday.

Mizzou-SC: BTBS

Advanced statistics from Missouri's 21-20 win over South Carolina on Saturday.

The "Comeback in Carolina" on Mizzou Network

Pinkel comebacks, Part 2

Mizzou's 21-20 comeback win at South Carolina tied for the biggest fourth-quarter comeback in school history. But it wasn't the only noteworthy comeback of the Gary Pinkel era.

Fourth-and-TE

The lack of production from Missouri's tight ends has been a cause for concern among many Mizzou fans, but it may turn out it's been a strategic decision.

Watercooler: Shane the DPOW, Maty the leader

Missouri's Shane Ray earns his second SEC Defensive Player of the Week award, and Maty Mauk is a leader.

Pinkel comebacks, part 1

Mizzou's 21-20 comeback win at South Carolina tied for the biggest fourth-quarter comeback in school history. But it wasn't the only noteworthy comeback of the Gary Pinkel era.

Watercooler: Mizzou still won

On Saturday against South Carolina, for the first time since 1949, Missouri came back to win a game after it was down 13 in the fourth quarter. Other news: Daniel Imatorbhebhe decommits from Mizzou, and Jeremy Maclin makes a great catch.

Mizzou Ranked

Mizzou ranked #24 in AP poll following narrow upset of South Carolina

Instant Reactions to Week 5 in the SEC

Round up of all the game reactions

Mizzou Links: Victory Sunday News Roundup

Game winning touchdowns are a blast

Another Spurrier-Pinkel classic

Maty Mauk utilized a veteran's resilience and leaned on a couple of seniors in order to engineer a 13-point road comeback against a top-15 team. And if Mizzou and South Carolina keep playing classic games, this rivalry will take off quickly.

Mauktober starts early

Maty Mauk engineered a dramatic fourth-quarter comeback as Missouri overcame a 13-point fourth-quarter deficit to beat No. 13 South Carolina, 21-20, in Columbia East.

Missouri Tigers at South Carolina Gamecocks

Sandstorm approaches

The Mizzou-South Carolina preview

With good line play and a nice game from Maty Mauk, Missouri will give itself a chance to win at South Carolina. But at home, the Gamecocks have the clear edge.

Watercooler: #BeatSCAR

The running games are the focus of attention as Missouri gets ready to face South Carolina. Is SC's Mike Davis healthy? Can Missouri's offensive line rebound after a shaky performance?

SC defense passive thus far

South Carolina's defense has made fewer disruptive plays than anybody in the country through four games. For Missouri's sake, hopefully we're still saying that after five games.

Pregamin' South Carolina

WAAAAYYYYYLP, it's gettin' about time for them Tigers to head on over to the "other" Columbia. They got the Head Ball Coach right in the eye, doesn't he know ya can't make eye-contact with a predator?