<div>No. 19 Missouri is back at Memorial Stadium after a two-game road trip to take on Auburn this weekend. Coming off a dominant 45-3 win over the UMass Minutemen, the host Tigers (5-1, 1-1 Southeastern Conference) look to build off of their momentum in a conference matchup against Auburn (2-4, 0-3). Mizzou is celebrating its 113th Homecoming this weekend. The visiting Tigers are coming off of a bye week as they head to Columbia. Auburn is off to a winless start in SEC play, with its only two wins this season coming against New Mexico and Alabama A&M. The blue-and-orange Tigers will look to spoil Missouri's Homecoming with an upset victory on the road. Follow along here for updates:<h2>Mizzou football TV schedule, game time</h2><ul><li>What: No. 19 Mizzou vs. Auburn</li><li>When: 11 a.m. Saturday</li><li>Where: Memorial Stadium </li><li>Watch: ESPN </li><li>Stream: FuboTV, ESPN+</li><li>Radio: Tiger News Network (550 AM and 106.1 FM)</li><li>History: Missouri is 1-3 vs. Auburn all time, with its only victory coming back in 1973 at a neutral site in El Paso, Texas. Since joining the SEC, Auburn has won all three matchups with Missouri. </li></ul><h2>Injury updates: Luther Burden III, Nate Noel</h2>Star wide receiver Luther Burden is expected to play this weekend after exiting the game against UMass in the third quarter with a shoulder injury. Running back Nate Noel is also listed as probable to play Saturday after he missed the game against UMass with back tightness. If Noel is unable to go, the Tigers will look to lean on the running back committee of Marcus Carroll, Jamal Roberts, and Kewan Lacy. On Tuesday, head coach Eli Drinkwitz announced that defensive end Joe Moore III and inside linebacker Khalil Jacobs are both expected to miss the rest of the season because of injury. The injuries are set to open up more opportunities for freshman Williams Nwaneri and Nicholas Rodriguez. </div>

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No. 19 Missouri is back at Memorial Stadium after a two-game road trip to take on Auburn this weekend. Coming off a dominant 45-3 win over the UMass Minutemen, the host Tigers (5-1, 1-1 Southeastern Conference) look to build off of their momentum in a conference matchup against Auburn (2-4, 0-3).