Missouri offense is team strength – here’s how Hogs counter

If Arkansas can funnel Badie to the inside and lets its linebackers go to work, it will bode well against Missouri.

Missouri isn’t the most dynamic team in the SEC. In fact, among all the teams Arkansas has played in-conference this year, the Tigers are more like Texas A&M and LSU than Ole Miss or Mississippi State.

That doesn’t mean Mizzou is some guppy, though. Running back Tyler Badie is the SEC’s leading rusher. Eight different Missouri receivers have double-digit catches. Their offensive line doesn’t give up a ton of sacks.

The Tigers are sound and fundamental. Arkansas, on a good day, shouldn’t have massive issues. But if the Hogs want to come as close as they can to guaranteeing a snapping of their five-game losing streak to Missouri, the defense has to keep its head.

No reason why defensive coordinator Barry Odom, the former head man in Columbia, Missouri, won’t be ready.

Here are his side’s keys to the game.