Missouri Tigers It will be the first time Oklahoma will host the Sooners since the iconic 2010 matchup in which No. 18 Missouri defeated No. 3 Oklahoma.

“It’s been a long time coming,” head coach Gary Pinkel said after the win.

Pinkel was down 6-0 against Oklahoma before the win, but the two teams’ matchup in Week 11 lasted even longer.

Although it may not be the play-off results that people expected from the pre-season encounter, expectations are very high that the age-old rivalry will be revived. New recruits and recent history with the transfer portal have added fuel to the flames.

• Despite Nate Noel being active, Marcus Carroll was announced by stadium PA as the first running back for Missouri.

Here’s everything you need to know about the matchup, including TV and radio information. You can find Live Updates below.

WHO: Missouri (6-2, 2-2 SEC) vs. Oklahoma (5-4, 1-4 SEC)

What: Week 11 of the College Football season

Where: Faurot Field (62,621), Columbia, Missouri

When: Saturday, November 9, 18:45

TV: SEC Network

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Radio: Tiger Radio Network: (Play-by-play Mike Kelly, Analyst Howard Richards, Sideman Chris Gervino)

Sherry: Missouri trails 24-67-5.

Last Meeting: September 24, 2011 — Unranked Missouri attempted a comeback by beating #1 Oklahoma on the road, trailing 31-14 entering the fourth quarter. The effort, which started with goals from quarterback James Franklin and Henry Josey in the fourth quarter, was too little too late and Missouri lost 38-28.

Last Exit, Missouri: The Tigers got their second bye of the season in Week 10, a much-needed week. Quarterback Brady Cook suffered an upper-body injury the previous week at Alabama. Cook’s status against the Sooners is unknown.

Last Exit, Oklahoma: The Sooners took a break from a brutal SEC schedule to round out their non-conference seeding with a 59-14 win over Maine.

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