Missouri has not beaten the Vols since 2018. Tennessee also has Georgia on deck. The Tigers just played Georgia and was able to apply pressure on the quarterback, which they could also do against this Volunteers offensive line. Brady Cook may find success against a vulnerable Tennessee secondary as he is coming off back-to-back sub-par games.

The Missouri Tigers are 6-1 ATS their last seven games, off a 10-point loss at Georgia. Teams learn more about themselves off a loss and the Tigers will take what the learned and take it out on the Vols. Tennessee ran up the score last year in a 66-24 win over Missouri. The Tigers Brady Cook is the best QB in the SEC. Missouri wins straight up!

The trends and logic point to this game being an absolute shootout. Tennessee has hit the over in four of their last five games, while Missouri has hit over the total in five of their last seven contests. The teams are averaging a combined 67.2 points per game, not to mention the fact that the Volunteers dropped 66 and 62 on the Tigers in Josh Heupel's two matchups against them. This one should be a lot of fun on CBS. Tennessee 38, Missouri 33.