Brady Cook Leaves Game vs. Alabama: Injury Update
Missouri Tigers fans held their breath as quarterback Brady Cook exited the game against Alabama in the second quarter on Saturday. The play, which saw Cook scramble for a first down, ended with the junior signal-caller writhing in pain on the turf.
What Happened to Brady Cook?
Initial reports suggested a possible leg injury for Cook, who had just completed a 21-yard pass to Luther Burden before the scramble. He was visibly in discomfort, with trainers tending to him on the field before eventually being carted off.
Cook's Injury Status
Following the game, Missouri head coach Eli Drinkwitz provided an update on Cook's condition: "We're not sure about the severity of the injury yet, but he's going to have an MRI." While the official diagnosis remains pending, Cook's absence from the game was a major blow for the Tigers, who were already facing a formidable opponent in Alabama.
Impact on the Game
The Tigers' offensive gameplan was disrupted by Cook's departure. Backup quarterback Sam Horn stepped in, but the Crimson Tide defense proved too strong, leading to a 34-0 victory for Alabama.
Looking Ahead
The Tigers are hoping for a positive update on Cook's status. The injury could have implications for their upcoming matchup against South Carolina, a crucial game for their SEC East aspirations.
Stay Tuned for Updates
As more information emerges, we'll continue to update this story. For now, Mizzou fans will be anxiously awaiting the results of Cook's MRI, hoping for a quick recovery for their starting quarterback.