Vanderbilt-Missouri

Missouri10-5-1Vanderbilt
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Missouri leads the all-time series 10-5-1. They've met 16 times since 1957. Missouri once took 5 straight.

Current season

Vegas win totals and transfer-portal swing right now, plus what fans are actually saying — not history, this year.

Win total
7.5
Vegas over/under
Transfer portal
+2
portal net points (weighted) · raw ledger: +13
What fans are saying · player performance
fans believe the team's kicker misses too many field goals
Well Army better score a TD cuz there’s no fucking way I trust that kicker again
Verified verbatim
Win total
4.5
Vegas over/under
Transfer portal
-7
portal net points (weighted) · raw ledger: -10
What fans are saying · position battle
fans believe Jared should be the starter
Blaze isn't really the starter. We kind of expected them to play Blaze a bit and then play Jared a bit and there's no way that I can say it without it sounding stupid.
Verified verbatim

Stature & the series, 1957–2025

Both programs’ standing over time, each line named at its end, with every meeting beneath — read down to see who was bigger and who won. (Stature is each program’s season-by-season standing on the Zeitgeist List, 1936–present — one score blending on-field performance, program achievement, and roster talent.)

program stature over timeMissouriVanderbiltevery meeting (bar height = margin; dark: Missouri won, gray: Vanderbilt won)19401960198020002020

The identity war

Missouri has been the more pass-heavy program more often than not.

Across 23 seasons of real play-level data (2004–2026), Missouri led 14 and Vanderbilt led 9.

more passmore runMissouriVanderbilt2004200620082010201220142016201820202022202420262008Missouri 17.2 pts2025Vanderbilt 10.5 ptsVanderbilt won 17-102005Vanderbilt 8.6 pts
Source team_season_stats (CFBD season totals) · pass rate = passAttempts ÷ (passAttempts + rushingAttempts)

The biggest win was Missouri by 41 in 2020. The biggest crowd, 66,250, was in 2012.

The coaching duels

The draft ledger

Every NFL Draft pick either program has produced since the modern era began, decade by decade.

Draft picks
116-54
Missouri leads
1st-rounders
19-4
Since
1967
First CFBD-carried draft class
MissouriVanderbilt
1960s7-3
1970s20-8
1980s17-6
1990s5-6
2000s18-12
2010s24-15
2020s25-4

Best picks, either side

1968Russ Washington Offensive Tackle · San Diego ChargersRd 1, pick 4#4 overall
2001Justin Smith Defensive End · Cincinnati BengalsRd 1, pick 4#4 overall
2025Armand Membou Offensive Tackle · New York JetsRd 1, pick 7#7 overall
2011Aldon Smith Defensive End · San Francisco 49ersRd 1, pick 7#7 overall
1984Leonard Coleman Defensive Back · Indianapolis ColtsRd 1, pick 8#8 overall
2011Blaine Gabbert Quarterback · Jacksonville JaguarsRd 1, pick 10#10 overall
1971Joe Moore Running Back · Chicago BearsRd 1, pick 11#11 overall
1977Morris Towns Offensive Tackle · Houston OilersRd 1, pick 11#11 overall

Recent meetings

2025Vanderbilt17-10Missouri — both ranked
2024Missouri30-27
2023Missouri38-21
2022Missouri17-14Vanderbilt — decided by 3
2021Missouri37-28
2020Missouri41-0
2019Vanderbilt21-14Missouri — Missouri favored by 21.0
2018Missouri33-28
2017Missouri45-17
2016Missouri26-17
2015Vanderbilt10-3
2014Missouri24-14
2013Missouri51-28
2012Vanderbilt19-15

Every meeting since 2018, play by play

Each line is Missouri’s chance to win through that meeting. Missouri is 3-2 in the meetings since 2018 that were still close in the fourth quarter. The loudest meeting for fans was 2025: loud. Fans of both teams were loud at once in 2022 and 2025. The bracket marks where.

2025Vanderbilt 17-10Missouri lost 10-17 at Vanderbilt. Chance to win started at 31%, low under 1%, high 57%.Loud
2024Missouri 30-27Missouri won 30-27 vs Vanderbilt. Chance to win started at 87%, low 49%, high better than 99%.
2023Missouri 38-21Missouri won 38-21 at Vanderbilt. Chance to win started at 83%, low 74%, high better than 99%.Busy
2022Missouri 17-14Missouri won 17-14 vs Vanderbilt. Chance to win started at 85%, low 67%, high 99%.Loud
2020Missouri 41-0Missouri won 41-0 vs Vanderbilt. Chance to win started at 79%, low 77%, high better than 99%.
2019Vanderbilt 21-14Missouri lost 14-21 at Vanderbilt. Chance to win started at 92%, low 3%, high 95%.
2018Missouri 33-28Missouri won 33-28 vs Vanderbilt. Chance to win started at 82%, low 34%, high better than 99%.
“Good job on the 25 year old for beating up on a bunch of 18 year olds. (I’m very salty ik there’s time left just let me be negative)”
A Missouri fan
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  • 2025
    “Good job on the 25 year old for beating up on a bunch of 18 year olds. (I’m very salty ik there’s time left just let me be negative)”
    A Missouri fan

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2 meetings in our archive, 2019 to 2025.