Missouri starting quarterback Brady Cook has been listed as doubtful on the SEC availability report throughout the week. However, he may be starting for the Tigers after all on Saturday against South Carolina.

The Missouri Tigers hope that they won't be without fifth-year senior starting quarterback Brady Cook for the second straight game

Missouri football starting quarterback Brady Cook is expected to dress for warmups and will be a true game-time decision at South Carolina.

Brady Cook’s Missouri Tigers are gearing up for an SEC matchup with the South Carolina Gamecocks in Week 12. The star quarterback has been listed as doubtful on the team’s injury report, however, after missing last weekend’s Oklahoma game with a wrist injury.

South Carolina jarred Missouri in a slobberknocker of an SEC contest on Saturday, 34-30. The Tigers had taken the lead on a Brady Cook pass to Luther Burdern that was good for 37 yards with 1:10 left in the game. BRADY COOK TO LUTHER BURDEN!!!!!!!!! OH MY FUCKING GOD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! pic.twitter.com/hJ4WswIfdG

The offense side has been dealing with other important lingering injuries, including those to quarterback Brady Cook, running back Nate Noel and wide receiver Mookie Cooper. Health will be key for Missouri in what will likely be its final ranked matchup of the season at No.

Former Notre Dame and Arizona State QB Drew Pyne filled in for Cook against Oklahoma. The transfer did well enough, completing 14 of 27 passes for 143 yards with 3 TDs and no interceptions. If Cook can’t go, Pyne should be expected to fill in once again.

South Carolina is back at Williams-Brice Stadium to face Missouri in the Gamecocks’ final SEC game of the season. Both teams are ranked in the latest College Football Playoff Top 25: USC is No. 21 and in search of a seventh win, with Mizzou slotted at 23.

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