2007 SEASON IN REVIEW: Riding one of the most potent offenses in the nation,
the Tigers ran roughshod through the majority of their schedule in 2007, going
12-2 and winning the Big 12 North Division title. Lighting up the scoreboard
to the tune of nearly 40 ppg, coach Gary Pinkel's squad jumped out to a 5-0
start before taking on Oklahoma in its second conference game of the season. A
41-31 loss to the Sooners served as a motivator for the remainder of the
campaign, and at one point the Tigers were actually ranked No. 1 in the
nation. A 36-28 win over unbeaten Kansas set the stage for a rematch with
Oklahoma in the Big 12 title game, but unfortunately for Missouri the result
was the same, this time a bit more lopsided as the Sooners rolled to a 38-17
triumph.
Looking at the Big South Conference heading
into the 2008 season, it's hard to see a resemblance to the fledgling league
that began playing football in 2002.
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