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Kilty Cleary

By Kilty Cleary

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Missouri aims to solidify its position in the SEC East race, while South Carolina looks to defend their home turf and boost their bowl game aspirations.

The Tigers' impressive 7-2 record has them in contention for a New Year's Six bowl, though the 6-3 Gamecocks have a chance at a major bowl berth with a signature win over a ranked opponent.

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Missouri, under the leadership of head coach Eliah Drinkwitz, has exceeded expectations this season. The Tigers' balanced offense, averaging 28 points per game, has kept defenses guessing. Their defense has been equally impressive, ranking 17th in the nation in points allowed (18.4 per game). With their eyes set on a potential SEC Championship game appearance, Missouri knows the importance of securing road wins in hostile environments.

South Carolina, guided by head coach Shane Beamer, has shown resilience in navigating a challenging SEC schedule and is peaking at the right time. The Gamecocks have been competitive in most of their games, relying on an opportunistic defense and an improved passing attack. Their last two victories were over then-ranked Texas A&M (10th) and Vanderbilt (24th). The atmosphere at Williams-Brice Stadium should be electric as South Carolina seeks to enhance their bowl game credentials and play spoiler to Missouri's championship aspirations.

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