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Time to pick the scab
ABC-17: Mizzou left stunned after upset-attempt falls short
Recaps
MUtigers.com: @MizzouFootball Falls in Heartbreaker, 28-27
The Trib: Tigers lose in heartbreaking fashion to No. 16 Georgia
Post-Dispatch: Georgia escapes with win at Mizzou
KC Star: No. 16 Georgia survives Missouri’s upset bid, prevails 28-27
The Missourian: Missouri fumbles away late lead in loss to No. 16 Georgia
PowerMizzou: Grading the Tigers
Scout.com: Missouri Loses Late Against Georgia
A great and terrible night for Drew Lock
KC Star: Missouri notes: Quarterback Drew Lock sets another record in loss to Georgia
Lock lit up Georgia for 322 yards and two touchdowns — and that was only the first half.
He finished 23 of 38 for 376 yards with three touchdowns, but he also threw three second-half interceptions.
Still, Lock set a record for most passing yards in the first three games of the season with 1,106 yards, breaking the record of 1,017 set by Chase Daniel during the 2007 season. [...]
Lock said he "just got greedy" and also had a couple bad throws, but a defensive adjustment also might have played a role.
"I think they ran some more Cover 2 in the second half than they did in the first half," first-year Missouri coach Barry Odom said. "They made some plays. They’ve got some good players on that side of the ball. Give credit to (Georgia coach) Kirby (Smart)."
And an even greater and more terrible night for J'Mon Moore
The Missourian: J'Mon Moore shines, fumbles late in favorite uniforms
Last year, Moore had 350 yards in 12 games last season. Prior to this season, Nate Brown, who led the team in touchdowns for a receiver last year, injured his ankle. Moore suddenly became the guy.
He has embraced the role and exceeded expectations early on. Through three games, Moore has 302 yards.
With a little more than one minute to play in Saturday's game, Moore caught a ball and turned upfield. This time, he didn't cut up field and score. He fumbled.
KC Star: Loss tough to take for MU’s J’Mon Moore and his teammates
PowerMizzou: Moore, Penton learn a tough lesson
The pass rush made a (brief) appearance!
The Trib: Harris comes alive in loss to Georgia
Before Saturday’s 28-27 loss to the Bulldogs, Missouri’s top sack artist only had five total tackles, without a sack or tackle for loss. The Kansas City product had 18½ tackles for loss and seven sacks last season.
With "D-Line Zou" missing in action through the first two games — Josh Augusta accounted for the Tigers’ only sack of the early season — Harris proclaimed that the floodgates would open for him eventually.
He was correct in that assessment, finishing with three sacks, four tackles for loss and seven total stops on Saturday against the Bulldogs. He even jumped up and pawed down a pass that appeared destined for an open receiver over the middle of the field.
The Trib: Freshman QB Jacob Eason leads Georgia in win over Missouri
Post-Dispatch: Mizzou notes: QB, not Chubb, dooms Tigers
Yep
The Trib: A sleepless night is in order after frustrating loss
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— Brandon Kiley (@BKSportsTalk) September 19, 2016
.@StingRay56: "Every fumble I’ve picked up I’ve scored, so I’m just going to add to the list." ... The other time: https://t.co/nPlMB87Ftp
— Nicki Jhabvala (@NickiJhabvala) September 19, 2016
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Rapid-fire weekend wrapup
Volleyball takes care of business
MUtigers.com: @MizzouVB Posts Dominating 3-0 Sweep Over Duquesne
MUtigers.com: @MizzouVB Victorious Against Miami (Fla.), 3-1
MUtigers.com: @MizzouVB Caps Perfect Weekend, Earns Delaware Invite Title
So does Soccer
MUtigers.com: Hess Scores Twice as @MizzouSoccer Wins 3-1
The Missourian: Junior Allie Hess brings win to Missouri soccer
Cross-country men and women fifth
MUtigers.com: Schweizer Wins Commodore Classic
And if you're looking for a non-Mizzou weekend wrapup...
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