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Mizzou Tigers Football History
The University of Missouri put together its first football team in 1890, and the program enjoyed immediate success. They won a share of the Western Interstate University Football Association title in 1893,1894 and 1895. In 1907, Missouri joined what would later become the Big 12 Conference, and in the process formed heated rivalries with Nebraska, Oklahoma, and Iowa State.
Don Faurot led Missouri to two periods of success as Missouri's head football coach and athletic director, first from 1935-1942 and then from 1946-1956. They made multiple bowl games in that span. In 1972, the university honored Faurot by naming the playing surface at Memorial Stadium in his honor. Under Gary Pinkel, who coached the Tigers from 2001 to 2015, Missouri shared three Big 12 North titles and won two SEC East championships (2013 and 2014).
Missouri has had legends pass through the program, including Pro Football Hall of Famers tight end Kellen Winslow Sr. and cornerback Roger Wehrli.
The Tigers have won 15 conference titles, including 12 Big 8 championships.
Mizzou Tigers Team Info
Conference: SEC
Division: East
Team Colors: Old gold and black
Team Rivals: Kansas, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Arkansas, Nebraska, Iowa State
Mizzou Tigers at Faurot Field at Memorial Stadium
The Tigers play home games on Faurot Field at Memorial Stadium, which first opened in 1926 and currently seats 62,621. The stadium is known for "Rock M," a whitewashed stone "M" on the grass berm of the north end zone. The Tigers are coached by Eli Drinkwitz, who led Appalachian State to the 2019 Sun Belt Conference title in his one season with the Mountaineers, before replacing Barry Odom at Missouri between the 2019 and 2020 seasons.
The schedule for the Mizzou Tigers’ 2023 football season can be found on the team’s website here.
Tickets for the 2023–24 regular season can be purchased on Ticketmaster, the Official Ticket Marketplace of the Mizzou Tigers.
The Tigers play their football games at Faurot Field at Memorial Stadium. It's located on the campus of the University of Missouri.
The Mizzou tigers made q great start. Then they were behind a little, but eventally they were able to catch up and manage to hang on to the end of the games. They were incredible football team. I wish them a better season.
The Missouri/Memphis football game at America's Dome was exciting & it gets a 5 Star rating from me because Mizzou won. The Dome is a little old & since it doesn't have many events the concession stands were understaffed & under supplied. The turf looked worn, but other than that it was a good venue.
I was not impressed with field looking old. But overall I enjoy the game and rally.
Everything was great! They did not disappoint and hopefully they come back to the LOU!
All things considered, it was a Grand Evening!! No problems transferring tkts - easy access to Stadium - lots of concessions - only disaster was the score & who won!!
Always fun and better when you win. Opportunity to showcase Tigers the real deal. Tiger play calling a little suspect. Use the great receivers, and QB has pretty accurate arm. The physicality of the dome was disappointing. Lighting needs improvement, playing surface old and out dated, video boards old. Concessions overwhelmed. Long, long lines. It would be nice to play in dome more often, only if facilities get a major overhaul. Try Busch stadium next year!
Wow. What an amazing service. First time used. Now I can get emails forever. Not harassment but encouragement to use again. Amazing.
The field might be 30 years old. The score board doesn't show replays and is small. Lines for beverages is at least a 20-minute wait,. It is a dump!
Besides the field being flat out awful, the whole event was an exhibition of how not to do something. Lines at the concession stand were incredibly long because of ineptness and and inability to handle the cashless direction that was chosen. Ushers were few and far between with three different ones telling me that they didn't know the facility very well. The entire experience was not up to par for what should have been a big time college event.
I was embarrassed for the city of St. Louis. The dome was in bad shape and the concessions were abysmal. You had only 3 food choices, Luke warm brat, pretzel, or prepackaged nachos. I left the game hungry and drove around looking for a McDonald’s. The game was good though.
A very easy process. Selecting seats, paying, and getting into the game was all a breeze.
We were sitting at one end zone. There was a video screen at the opposite end, but it was so tiny as to be almost worthless. The Dome turf looked very old, and some escalators didn't work. Since the game was pretty close and people stayed, leading to massive lines getting out.
Our seats, the fans, the announcer, the activities and the game were all great! Now the concessions were dismal: ran out of beer, LONG lines, not enough workers. It was like they didn't plan on having but a few people in the upper tier or wanted most people to take the stairs to the lower levels to get anything. The workers that were there were great!!
No place I’d rather be on a Saturday afternoon, morning or evening than watching MU play football!
First the fact we didn't know when Kickoff was until about a week before the game is a problem for an event like this outside of Columbia. The fact it was hard to plan for deterred a lot of Mizzou fans. Secondly, the dome needs to be cleaned and that is mainly on the city. I get we have no NFL team but the place is just dirty. Residue from Monster trucks and other things is still evident. Finally, concessions on the top level was very limited for a large part of the crowd who sat there. I only counted 3-4 spots altogether.
Loved the game and seat location on the club level - it was great! Very Disappointing Issues— Parking is Horrendous!! Horrible! Food variety was poor to none!! RC cola, pretzels & Beer— that’s all there was on the club level??!! Lack of police presence directing traffic, wandering around outside the dome, and inside the dome was shocking! There were more people at the Mizzou game than a Cardinals game and police and security are everywhere at those games! These issues need to be resolved before we would consider attending another event at the dome in the future As I said the game itself was awesome!
I have never been to a University Football game before. I have been to professional football games but there is a difference. One group of proud parents rooting for the band, another rooting for the flag barriers. The next group rooting for the actually related football player with matching T shirts. The rest of us rooting for our team that is on the field. It was a unique experience and a great on to be part of, yes I had a great time.....
The entry to the stadium went very smoothly! Finding our seats was very easy and the view was spectacular!
We sat up high and were able to see all of the plays. It was like being at a home game in our own home--St. Louis
Great seats. Great game. Great friends. Thrilling ending. When do we get to do it again?!?!?!?!
