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- Members of the Mizzou Spirit Squad lead the Tigers onto the field before the 102nd Homecoming game.
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- Members of Tigers Lair wore black and gold, and some Tigers even painted themselves for the game.
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- The Tigers defense held the Gamecocks scoreless for three quarters in Saturday's Homecoming game.
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- Mizzou helmets featured pink ribbons for National Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
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- The early evening sky over Faurot Field was tinged with pinks and purples as the sun set.
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- Gamecocks running back Mike Davis, one of the SEC's leading rushers, was held to just 51 yards on 19 carries. His yard-per-carry average of 2.7 was less than half of his season average of 6.2.
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- Running back Marcus Murphy scores the game's first touchdown, punching it in from 11 yards out with about a minute left in the first quarter.
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- The Gamecocks made several runs at Mizzou early, but the stout Tigers defense held strong.
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- The Tigers, still leading the SEC East after the loss, outmuscled South Carolina much of the night.
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- In just his second start at quarterback, redshirt freshman Maty Mauk hands the ball off to running back Marcus Murphy.
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- Defensive back John Gibson intercepts Dylan Thompson, extending Mizzou's streak of forcing turnovers to 38 games. It's the longest current streak in the nation.
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- The Tigers flew to the ball, sometimes so fast they collided with each other.
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- Safety Brock Bondurant faced off against Dylan Thompson, making his first start of the year for the Gamecocks for the injured Connor Shaw.
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- South Carolina's talented defensive line pressured Mauk much of the night, but the redshirt freshman fought through for the Tigers.
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- Feature twirler Courtney Chandler performs with Marching Mizzou at Homecoming's halftime show.
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- Homecoming grand marshals Brady and Anne Deaton sported the black and gold during Saturday's Homecoming game. MU's chancellor will retire on Nov. 15.
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- King candidate Josie Herrera and queen candidate Paige Tenkhoff walk onto the field during the recognition of the top 10 royalty candidates.
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- Sponsored by Alternative Spring Break, Theresa Mullineaux, right, is named 2013 Mizzou Homecoming Queen.
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- Missouri Students Association president Nick Droege, sponsored by Pi Kappa Alpha, is named 2013 Homecoming King.
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- Coach Gary Pinkel shows frustration as Mizzou's offense was limited.
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- South Carolina quarterback Connor Shaw, who didn't start because of an injury, is sacked by lineman Shane Ray.
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- South Carolina fans braved the cooler temperatures to visit their Columbia counterpart.
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- Early Halloween costumes were on full display in the sold-out Homecoming crowd of 67,124 fans.
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- Defensive end Michael Sam tears through the line to record his 10th sack this season. He's now just 1.5 away from breaking Aldon Smith's Mizzou record of 11.5 set in 2009.
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- Marching Mizzou trumpets sound the charge for Mizzou's offense.
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- A sold-out crowd packed Memorial Stadium for the 102nd Homecoming game.
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- The Gamecocks brought portable heaters with them to Faurot Field though temperatures did not drop below freezing.
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- South Carolina receiver Nick Jones catches the Connor Shaw touchdown pass that tied the game with 42 seconds left in regulation.
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- Marcus Murphy scores on a one-yard run to start overtime. The Tigers started the extra period with the ball on offense.
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- Mizzou celebrates going up first in overtime. As is the rule in college football overtimes, South Carolina had the chance to answer.
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- The Tigers line up the game-tying kick in double overtime, but Andrew Baggett's attempt hit the upright and missed. Mizzou lost 27-24.
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- The Gamecocks celebrate winning in dramatic fashion. The upset win keeps South Carolina alive in the SEC East race.
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- South Carolina coach Steve Spurrier tips his cap to Mizzou on ESPN following the Gamecocks 27-24 double-overtime win. Spurrier is 2-0 against Mizzou as a coach but lost as Florida quarterback in the 1965 Sugar Bowl.
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- Defensive lineman Marvin Foster is inconsolable after Mizzou loses in double overtime.
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- Some members of the shocked sold-out crowd linger after the painful loss.
The Mizzou football team dropped to 7-1, 3-1 in the Southeastern Conference, after losing 27-24 in double overtime to South Carolina at Homecoming.
The Tigers led most of the game, taking a 17-0 lead into the fourth quarter. But the Gamecocks came back to tie the game with less than a minute to play, thanks to the return of their starting quarterback, Connor Shaw, and a defensive line led by the dominant Jadeveon Clowney.
In overtime, Mizzou scored a touchdown on a Marcus Murphy run, but South Carolina answered with a score of their own on fourth down. In the second period, the Tigers defense held South Carolina to a field goal. But when kicker Andrew Baggett tried to tie things up, the attempt bounced off the upright and missed narrowly to the left.
With the loss, the Tigers only dropped from No. 5 to No. 9 in the Bowl Championship Series rankings and still control their destiny in the SEC East division race. Up next, Mizzou faces Tennessee at 6 p.m. Saturday on ESPN.
