Mizzou's Defense Shines with Historic Back-to-Back Shutouts

Missouri's dominant defense and key offensive performances secure a strong start to the season.

Mizzou's defense has not allowed a point in its first two games, a feat last achieved in 1935.
Defensive coordinator Corey Batoon's strategies have led to a stifling defense, allowing only 169 yards against Buffalo.
Wide receiver Theo Wease Jr. stepped up with 13 catches for 149 yards as Luther Burden III dealt with an illness.
Quarterback Brady Cook highlighted the team's depth and preparation, crucial for upcoming tougher matches.
The team dedicated their performance to Eddie Kelly Jr., whose mother passed away days before the game.