COLUMBIA, MO — The trip to Missouri was never going to be pretty. With the No. 24-ranked Tigers missing starting quarterback Brady Cook and Oklahoma playing without running back Jovantae Barnes, the contest between the two banged up teams had the makings of a low scoring affair.

Missouri somehow comes up with the fumble and the touchdown to take the lead over Oklahoma with 30 seconds remaining.

Mizzou couldn’t capitalize on three OU fumbles recovered by Missouri to create enough of a point cushion to keep Oklahoma at bay, but Pyne did enough down the stretch — including some beautiful deep balls — to keep Mizzou in the game.

The Sooners and the Tigers traded a pair of defensive scores late in the fourth quarter in a wild sequence that ended in a Missouri victory.