The Missouri Tigers put their 5-0 record up against 8th ranked Alabama on Saturday at Faurot Field. The outcome, not what Tigers fans wanted, a 27-24 loss to the Crimson Tide. The game started out great for Mizzou.

When I asked Drinkwitz his overall feeling about the game, he first said “heartbreak and disappointment.” He said there was no consolation in playing Alabama close, and that Mizzou will “learn our lessons and leave the event. We’re not going to sit here and pout and make it more than it was.”

No. 14 Missouri suffered its first loss of the season Saturday, taking a 27-24 loss to Alabama. The Tigers suffered a number of brief injuries

Miller had just made a huge play, catching a dump-off from quarterback Ty Simpson on a fourth-and-1 from the Missouri 41-yard line and taking it 10 yards for a first down with 10:23 remaining in the game and Alabama holding on to a 20-17 lead.

Streaks made to be broken: Missouri has won 15 straight games at home, the second-longest active streak in the FBS. Alabama has defeated Mizzou six straight times. The Tigers last defeated the Tide in 1975. Date: Saturday, Oct. 11 | Time: 12 p.m. ET Location: Faurot Field -- Columbia, Missouri TV: ABC | Live stream: Fubo (Start watching, save $20!)

It was an instant classic in Jackson on Saturday as the Jackson State Tigers defeated Alabama State in their Homecoming game that came down to the very last play, 38-34.

The SEC Nation crew dives into each teams' playoff chances following the result of this game and discusses the opportunity for the Tigers to make a name for themselves.