Missouri's football program needs to increase its commitment to the running game, according to analysis from the Columbia Daily Tribune. The Tigers' offensive strategy has come under scrutiny as the team looks to establish a more balanced attack.
Columnist Calum McAndrew argues that a stronger ground game would provide stability for the offense and complement the passing attack. The analysis comes as Missouri navigates its schedule in the competitive SEC conference.
The Tigers have shown flashes of effective rushing but have struggled with consistency. Establishing a reliable running game could help control clock, reduce pressure on the quarterback, and create play-action opportunities downfield.
