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First they play & beat a totally devastated Georgia team & now this. They are definitely on a lucky streak.



http://collegefootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2013/10/20/connor-shaw-doubtful-for-mizzou-game/related/


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Injuries are a part of the game. Mizzou had their share last year so they should not have to apologize to anyone. That is why quality depth is so important.

In 2010 we had more than our share of injuries and lost 3 games. When we got healthy for the bowl game no one would have beat us that day.

Missouri is playing their backup QB too, who has less experience than Dylan Thompson.  I'm not sure I'd call it lucky streak, but the stars are aligning for a showdown in Atlanta.

 I don't think I have seen as many injuries in the SEC as teams have had this year.

Spurrier better have his team ready or Mizzou will lay one on them, they are playing very good ball right now.

That's what I was saying on another thread. The only teams I am unaware of suffering major injuries are Miss. St, UK, & Auburn.

Here's a good web site listing injuries:  
http://www.statfox.com/cfb/injuries.asp

I didn't see Tennessee listed on that site?

Great site & info! Thanks Chech. I did not se UT or Miss. St. listed & UK had limited injuries. Did you see California's injured? TWELVE, that's right 12 players listed as out for the season or out indefinitely. Amazing.


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Wow! That's a lot of hurt players. Cal wasn't very good to begin with. Things sure don't look good for them the rest of the way.

Here's a more complete listing including MSU and UT: http://www.donbest.com/ncaaf/injuries/

I know Bama has had some injuries, the most serious being Sunseri, but it hasn't been that bad for Bama compared to some seasons.

For example, last year, Eddie Lacy and AJ were hurt much of the season.  And we lost Fowler, Hart, D. White and J. Williams for the season.