Mizzou Sports

A collection of images from the Tigers' trip to Dallas and ensuing victory against the Arkansas Razorbacks in the Cotton Bowl on Jan. 1.

The Cotton Bowl kicks off at 10:40 Tuesday in Dallas.

Thousands of people lined the streets of downtown Dallas to enjoy the Comerica Bank New Year’s Parade, Monday afternoon, Dec. 31, 2007. The parade is one of many events preceding Tuesday's Cotton Bowl.

Williams and Rucker have been instrumental in the Missouri attitude change.

All the attention has been on the high-powered offenses of Missouri and Arkansas.

Gary Pinkel's dedication to the Missouri football program is an unusual trait for today's head coaches.

Arkansas interim coach Reggie Herring’s upbeat personality has helped the Razorbacks through an end of season head coaching change.

Between 2,000 and 3,000 Missouri football fans congregated at the hotel where the Tigers players and coaches are staying for the Cotton Bowl to take part in a pep rally that, as the day went on, started to resemble a rock concert with the Tigers as the featured performers.

The MU men’s basketball team will have to wait until next year to end its losing streak in nonconference road games after Sunday's loss at Mississippi State.

Missouri offensive coordinator Dave Christensen is responsible for the Tigers' offensive creativity this season.

It's been four years since Missouri beat a non-conference foe in an away game.

William Moore leads a list of Missouri juniors who are contemplating the NFL draft.

Chase Daniel, always a competitive athlete, has been practiving at Texas Stadium - his second home.

Missouri women's basketball team loses for third time in last four games.