Missouri football fans are maintaining confidence in the team despite a difficult path to close the regular season.
The fanbase expects the squad to win two of its final three games, which would bring the team to an 8-4 record, according to Yahoo Sports.
This potential outcome would mirror last year’s final record but arrive against a significantly more difficult slate of opponents.
The Tigers enter this stretch with a 6-3 overall record and a 3-3 mark in the Southeastern Conference.
The schedule features a road trip to face top-ranked Georgia followed by home contests against Kentucky and Oklahoma.
The matchup against Georgia is scheduled for 2:30 p.m. CST on Saturday.
Fans believe the team can find success at home, where the crowd in Columbia is expected to be vocal during the final two games.
While the path to the College Football Playoff remains narrow, supporters see the current quarterback situation as providing more stability than in previous years.
Beyond football, the university has seen activity in other athletic programs.
The baseball team recently added 10 new signees for the Class of 2027, as reported by Rock M Nation.
Head coach Kerrick Jackson secured five in-state commitments as part of this effort to retain talent.
Meanwhile, the women’s basketball team recently secured a 103-59 victory over UT Martin.
Abbey Schreacke contributed 17 points to the win while Grace Slaughter and McKenzie Mathurin added 17 points each.
Mathurin also recorded her first career double-double by grabbing 11 rebounds.
Head coach Kellie Harper praised the team for its performance and successful adaptation to a new press defense.
The football team now faces the task of proving its resilience on the field.
The final three games will determine the overall success of the current campaign for the Missouri Tigers.
Fans remain hopeful that the team can navigate these final challenges to finish the year on a high note.