Missouri enters mid-October at 5-1 overall and 2-1 in the SEC, ranked No. 13, after decisive home wins over Florida and Texas A&M that highlighted an efficient passing attack led by transfer QB Austin Simmons and a productive ground game anchored by Jamal Roberts. The Tigers’ strong start has shifted trader consensus toward the over on win totals originally set near 6.5–7.5, reflecting their offensive output and defensive improvements. However, the remaining schedule includes road tests at No. 9 Ole Miss, at Arkansas, against No. 7 Texas, at No. 1 Georgia, and against No. 15 Kentucky, where injuries, travel, and matchup difficulty against elite SEC competition could limit additional victories and keep the final regular-season total closer to preseason expectations.
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