Missouri quarterback Brady Cook will not play in Saturday’s game against Oklahoma, the team announced on its final availability report on Friday night. Cook sustained a hand injury in the Tigers’ loss against Alabama on Oct.

On the night before Missouri football faces Oklahoma, starting quarterback Brady Cook officially has been ruled out.

It's still unclear whether the Tigers will have starting quarterback Brady Cook when they play South Carolina on Saturday.

When it comes to key ingredients, Missouri can't be certain lately when a vital piece in its recipe for winning is available. And it turns out Tigers star quarterback Brady

Missouri has a big matchup against Oklahoma on Saturday, but it is dealing with a couple of critical injuries as they prepare for the game.

Former Notre Dame and Arizona State QB Drew Pyne filled in for Cook against Oklahoma. The transfer did well enough, completing 14 of 27 passes for 143 yards with 3 TDs and no interceptions. If Cook can’t go, Pyne should be expected to fill in once again.

Missouri quarterback Brady Cook will miss Saturday's contest against visiting Oklahoma due to ankle and wrist injuries. Cook's status was in doubt all week but the school downgraded him to

Missouri football has released its Wednesday availability report. Here is the current official status of quarterback Brady Cook for South Carolina.

The offense side has been dealing with other important lingering injuries, including those to quarterback Brady Cook, running back Nate Noel and wide receiver Mookie Cooper. Health will be key for Missouri in what will likely be its final ranked matchup of the season at No.