The Tigers walked in hoping to put up a fight, but instead, they left with a 34-0 loss that has cast serious doubts over their season. After a performance like this, many are left wondering if Missouri can salvage what’s left of their season or if it’s already slipping away.

The Tigers’ defense did keep Missouri within striking distance for much of the first half, permitting just six points — on two field goals from Crimson Tide kicker Graham Nicholson — until backup quarterback Drew Pyne replaced Cook with 4:58 left in the second quarter.