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Missouri also has no players in quarantine after its latest round of COVID-19 testing.
Drew Lock returned from a shoulder injury and helped defeat the New England Patriots 18-12 on Sunday.Â
Three SEC teams that weren't favored this week came out on top — including two unranked programs beating top-25 opponents.
After a week that featured positive tests within multiple Southeastern Conference teams, Missouri's schedule took a turn.Â
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Missouri will now host Kentucky on Oct. 24 and travel to Florida on Oct. 31, the Southeastern Conference announced Friday.
The Tigers were missing six players in their upset of LSU on Saturday, so they have the chance to regroup in the extra bye week caused by Vanderbilt's inability to field a team this Saturday.
Connor Bazelak threw for 406 yards and four touchdowns, earning him freshman-of-the-week honors in the Southeastern Conference.
Missouri's Homecoming game, scheduled for Saturday against Vanderbilt, will be postponed because of "positive tests & subsequent quarantine of individuals within the Vanderbilt FB program," the Southeastern Conference announced Monday.
Nine of the conference's 14 teams had 30 or more points last weekend.
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