Missouri vs Vanderbilt football GameDay: info, where to watch, predictions

For the last six weeks, including one off week, Missouri Football has been rolling. They’ve gone from forgotten afterthought after losing in week one, to a top 25 team and one who’s a three touchdown favorite on the road to an SEC team.

That SEC team, of course, is the Vanderbilt Commodores, a team on a pretty severe downward spiral after losing five of six and their last game to a bad UNLV team by 24 points. Obviously, following virtually opposite results from two teams on seeming opposite courses for the season, the predictions are going to be skewed just a bit. Not a bad place to be, as long as you can execute.

Missouri-Vanderbilt football: Time, Location

TIME: 3:00 p.m. CT

DATE: Saturday, October 19, 2019

LOCATION: Vanderbilt Stadium; Nashville, TN.

Missouri-Vanderbilt football: Follow the game, TV Channel

TELEVISION: SEC Network

STREAM: WatchESPN

TWITTER: @MizzouFootball

FACEBOOK: MizzouFootballShowMe

ESPN+: ROCKMNATION

Missouri-Vanderbilt football: Betting odds, predictions

As of Friday evening, Missouri is a 21 point favorite over Vanderbilt, according to VegasInsider.com. The total points (over/under) is 56.

PICK ‘EM! Let’s get a score and over/under (56.5) plus your MVP pick!

Mitch Hill: Mizzou Wins this one 42-10... so the Under. The only reason why the Under is appealing here is because I don’t think Vandy will offer much scoring help. MVP is going to be Jonathan Nance — KB should have some fun throwing the ball early and Nance and him have some chemistry, so look for him to be too much to contain. 160(ish) yards, 2 TDs. [Editor’s Note: Mitch’s run up the Pregamin’ score board has been bolstered by some good MVP picking, so this pick is very interesting to me]

Tim Bussen: I’ll take the under with a score of 45-10 in favor of the Good Guys.

Sharing the field with Vandy’s standout Jared Pinkney inspires Albert O to leave no doubt who is the superior tight end. AO goes off for six catches, 100-some yards, two TDs... and the Tiger MVP trophy.

Josh Matejka: The offense could end up being fairly vanilla, so I’m going to ride with the most dependable option on the field — Larry Rountree III (editor’s note: we call him Larry Three Sticks™ ‘round here). He’ll rack up more than 100 yards and two scores before Odom pulls him to get Dawson Downing some clean up possessions. The game stays under, 41-10 to Missouri.