Mizzou sports beat writer Eli Hoff and columnist Ben Frederickson unpack the good, bad and undisciplined from the Tigers win over Boston College before digging into what Mizzou needs to show against Vanderbilt in Week 4.

COLUMBIA, Mo. -- Brady Cook doesn't look like Brady Cook.

Yes, sure, Cook and the No. 7 Missouri Tigers won Saturday at home -- albeit in two overtimes -- against Vanderbilt, 30-27. Great. They defeated a team they were favored to beat by 18½ points. But the bigger issue coming out of the win is the Tigers' quarterback, who missed deep passes (yet again), struggled on key passes, looked tentative at times and didn't have the explosiveness in his legs to escape for run yards.

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