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GALLERY: Tigers last stand

Tuesday, December 30, 2008 | 12:39 a.m. CST

Missouri quarterback Chase Daniel leads his teammates in the Tigers' fight song in celebration of their victory Monday night in the Alamo Bowl.   ¦  KYLE SPRADLEY/Missourian

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Missouri rallied to beat Northwestern 30-23 in the Alamo Bowl on Monday night.

Missouri's Jeremy Maclin returns a punt for a touchdown to tie the game late in the second half.   ¦  KYLE SPRADLEY

Missouri's Justin Garrett trips up Northwestern's running back Tyrell Sutton   ¦  KYLE SPRADLEY

Missouri's Trey Hobson brings down Northwestern's Ross Lane.   ¦  KYLE SPRADLEY

Danario Alexander misses a pass in the end zone.   ¦  KYLE SPRADLEY

MU's Stryker Sulak goes after Northwestern's quarterback C.J. Bacher during the second quarter of Monday's game.   ¦  KYLE SPRADLEY

Rob Stewart, left, lines up with his son Cole Stewart, age 8, before running a mock pass play Monday outside the Alamodome while waiting for the game between Missouri and Northwestern to begin. Rob Stewart moved to San Antonio from St. Louis where he first started following the Tigers.   ¦  KYLE SPRADLEY/Missourian

Missouri cheerleaders go through a routine for Tigers fans before the start of Monday's Alamo Bowl.   ¦  KYLE SPRADLEY/Missourian

Zach Gass of Lubbock, Texas, closes his eyes and tries to sit still while having his face painted with Missouri's colors before Monday's Alamo Bowl. Gass and his family are not Tigers fans, but said they wanted to watch a Big 12 COnference team play in a bowl game.   ¦  KYLE SPRADLEY/Missourian

Missouri football coach Gary Pinkel and his team run onto the field before the Tigers' game Oct. 11 against Oklahoma State.   ¦  JEFF ROBERSON/The Associated Press

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