Interesting, though, that there is quite a difference between the human polls (where Mizzou is 16/18) and the computer polls (where Mizzou is 11). Heck, one of the computers has Mizzou at #2, and another doesn't even have them in the top 25. Go figure.Socnorb11 wrote:Not losing any games will do that for you.
I think it's impressive that the Big Ten has 4 teams in the top 16, despite 3 of them having a loss.
Also of note: Texas is the highest ranked 2-loss team.
A win against Oklahoma would be huge for MU regardless, but now that they've come out on top of the BCS polls, it would be even bigger. I'm trying really hard not to get ahead of myself given our recent history in big games against OU, but this is exciting.
I'm all but settled on making my way to Columbia for the game. Anyone else going?




