Mizzou hasn’t scored a touchdown since October 3, and 11 other sad facts

Missouri lost to Vanderbilt, 10-3, on Saturday, giving the Commodores their first SEC win since 2013. It also dropped Mizzou to 4-4 on the season. The Tigers have a good defense, but the offense has been absolutely atrocious in the three weeks since beating South Carolina on October 3, with losses to Florida, Georgia and Vanderbilt, ranking 121st in the country heading into this week, according to S&P+. That’s likely to get even worse.

In honor of this awful, awful offense, here’s a look at the historical events that have happened since the last time Mizzou last accomplished anything resembling competent offense.

- Miami (Ohio), the worst scoring offense in the country, has two touchdowns since October 3.

- Washington State quarterback Luke Falk has 1,426 passing yards and 16 touchdowns since October 3. Mizzou has 609 total yards in that span.

- Star Baylor wide receiver Corey Coleman has seven touchdowns on his own since the last Mizzou touchdown.

- Florida had more points against Missouri (21) than Missouri has had since October 3 (12).

- Baylor has scored 173 points since October 3. Missouri has scored 12.

- The St. Louis Rams have four touchdowns since then, and they had a bye week.