That (Chase Daniels command of he offense) could create a problem, of course, but it is probably compounded simply by the style of offense Missouri runs. From a no-huddle look, the Tigers stretch you wide, get the play calls from the sideline and can put defenses quickly on their heels. Like most offenses, though, not everything is what it seems. For Nebraska ’s D.C., he prefers to look at it with a more practical approach. "Even though they don’t huddle, there’s a normal pace, but there could be a fast break at any time," he said. "But we’re a no-huddle defense. Our kids all look to the sideline. They don’t have to get into a huddle. We signal them in, so they know what we’re doing."

Hmm...Missouri's leading the nation in third down efficiency...Nebraska doesn't sack QBs on third down...hmm...

On the size of Missouri's offensive line
"Their offensive like is definitely big. Watching film yesterday, they are definitely big and athletic. It is going to be a challenge.  I would say them and USC are probably the best two offensive lines we will see."

"I’ve been fortunate that the kicks I have missed haven’t come at a crucial time in games so far," Wolfert said.

Steve Begemann (Jackson, Mo): Whats yur favorite food to eat since your mom says thats all you did was eat when you were a kid. That is how you got the name "Pig" right?
Mike (Chicago): It is because of your unique name that I started rooting for Mizzou especially after your return for a TD against Illinois. Where did you get your name from and is there meaning behind it?
Pig Brown: When I was younger, I ate a lot. I was sloppy, and I just had the mentality of a pig, and my Mom said, 'you eat like one, you act like one; that's what I'm going to call you,' and that just stuck. As for the favorite food, it's hot dogs -- back then and now.

Rucker and Boone eventually caught up with a tornado in Faucett and decided to drive into the accompanying storm just to see what would happen.

"We drove into it and it started hailing real hard," said Rucker, who has pictures from that day loaded on his cell phone. "I looked over at my cousin and he said, 'Stop, man, this isn't fun anymore.' And he had the most scared face I've ever seen."