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play on the baylor bears -2.5
Missouri has held Miami-Ohio, Western Illinois and Iowa St to a combined 23 points in three home wins. In the team's only real test at home, the Tigers swore steamrolled by Oklahoma St, allowing 45 points and 533 yards. Now take a look at Missouri’s four road games, losses at Arizona St, Oklahoma, Kansas St and that win at A&M. The Tigers have allowed an average of 32.5 PPG and 467.5 YPG in those four contests. Just how does one expect that D to slow down Robert Griffin III and the Baylor offense? Griffin has been spectacular this year, completing 75.4% for an average of 339.3 YPG with 23 TDs and just four INTs. He’s added 322 rushing yards (three TDs) for a running game which averages 203.7 YPG (4.8 YPC), led by Ganaway (658 YR / 5.2 YPC / 8 TDs). Baylor is off back-to-back losses at A&M (55-28) and Oklahoma St (59-24) but let me note that Griffin threw for 430 yards vs A&M and 425 vs Okla St. In that OSU game, Baylor trailed 35-0 at the half but look again. The Bears had first-half drives of 69 (16 plays), 49 yards (nine plays), 63 yards (12 plays), 43 yards (11 plays) and 57 yards (eight plays) yet went scoreless. Baylor was stopped on downs twice, Griffin had two INTs and the Bears missed a FG. Let me remind all that Baylor is 4-0 at home in 2011, scoring 50.8 PPG while averaging 596.3 YPG with Griffin tossing 14 TD passes without a single interception. Off that HUGE high of last week’s OT win, missouri should be up for a downfall. Take baylor at home on a night game where the homecoming crowd should be absolutely rocking.
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