Everyone is Saying the Same Thing About Missouri After Embarrassing Week 6 Loss

The No. 9 Missouri Tigers suffered their first loss of the season to the No. 25 Texas A&M Aggies in Week 6 by a score of 41-10.

The Texas A&M defense contained Missouri's offense, limiting quarterback Brady Cook to under 200 passing yards, receiver Luther Burden III to under 100 receiving yards, and holding the Tigers to 68 rushing yards.

Before the Texas Longhorns and Oklahoma Sooners joined the SEC ahead of the 2024 season, Missouri and Texas A&M were the last teams to enter the conference during the 2012 wave of realignment.

The Tigers and Aggies did not take long to leave their mark on the SEC. Texas A&M quarterback Johnny Manziel, or "Johnny Football," won the Heisman in 2012 during the Aggies' first season in the conference. By Missouri's second season in the conference, the Tigers had reached the SEC championship.

One common word among college football fans after watching the Missouri loss was "fraud" or "fraudulent."

Barstool Sports founder and owner Dave Portnoy called Missouri the most fraudulent team in college football history.

"Missouri had to be the most fraudulent team in the history of college football," Portnoy said .

Other fans were basking in the moment and were glad to see Missouri fans suffer.

"Nobody deserves this beatdown more than Missouri fans," another fan said. "Every single one of them."

Brady Cook caught some flak along with the entire Missouri football team.

"Cook sucks, and Missouri is a fraud," one fan said.

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