Missouri vs South Carolina Full Game Replay 16 Nov 2024 College Football
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#23 Missouri vs #21 South Carolina Full Game Replay
2024 NCAA College Football - Week 12
Williams-Brice Stadium
4:15 PM, November 16, 2024
Coverage: SEC Network
Columbia, SC
Attendance: 79 361
Missouri Tigers vs South Carolina Gamecocks What to Watch:
This weekend, No. 21 South Carolina hosts No. 23 Missouri in a crucial late-season SEC matchup. Let's have a look at the latest football forecast from a professional analytical algorithm that predicts scores and determines victors.
Thanks in large part to a formidable defense that ranks 12th nationally in scoring, giving up just 17 points per game this season, South Carolina secured a crucial victory against Vanderbilt this weekend, improving to 4-3 in SEC play.
After a valiant victory over Oklahoma, Missouri moved up to 3-2 in the conference and enters this weekend with their back to the wall in terms of the College Football Playoff, but there is no more room for mistake.
According to the most recent lines for the game that have been added to FanDuel Sportsbook, South Carolina is favored by 13.5 points over Missouri.
Adding up the points from wins and losses, South Carolina is currently 12.7 points ahead of the competition, good for 17th place in the US.
Missouri scored 4.4 points more than opponents on average in 2024, placing them in the top 50 in the nation.
Over the past three games, those averages have changed.
With a 22-point victory against Texas A&M two weeks ago, South Carolina has a 23.7-point advantage over opponents over that time.
The Gamecocks are predicted to defeat the Tigers this week by the majority of other analytical models as well.
Among these is the College Football Power Index, a computer prediction model that simulates games 20,000 times to determine the victors using data points from both teams.
According to the computer's most recent simulations of the game, South Carolina is a clear favorite and is expected to win 69.5 percent of the time.
In the remaining 30.5% of simulations, Missouri is the predicted winner.
According to the model's most recent prediction, South Carolina will outperform Missouri by 7.4 points on the same field with the current lineups of both teams.