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Q: Nice comeback against Auburn, but does Mizzou really have a chance against Alabama?
µþ±ð²Ô¹ó°ù±ð»å:ÌýCan I give you my answer at kickoff? Because here's what I think. If Brady Cook is going to give it a go, there's a chance. If he can't, or if he is barely able to play and has to get switched out, I don't see a way. Alabama is beatable. Ask Vanderbilt. South Carolina nearly clipped them as well, before Tennessee did. The Crimson Tide defense Nick Saban took pride in turning into a beast has lost some teeth. Jalen Milroe will beat you with his legs if you let him, but he's thrown nearly as many interceptions as touchdowns. You can run on this defense this season. If Cook can go, and I imagine he will, Mizzou can make this a game. But if he is really limited with the ankle injury, and can't run well because of it, I don't know if the offense can keep up with Alabama's on the road.