Brady Cook led the Missouri Tigers to a three-point win in the TransPerfect Music City Bowl against the Iowa Hawkeyes on Monday afternoon. While it may not have the same pomp and circumstance as winning a national title,

Brady Cook is leaving Mizzou with another bowl game victory. The longtime Tigers quarterback made the most of his last game in black and gold, throwing for 287 yards with two touchdowns and leading Mizzou’s 27-24 win over Iowa in the Music City Bowl.

Missouri football QB Brady Cook is leaving as a winner after helping MU beat Iowa in the Music City Bowl. It’s an apt end to a storied Mizzou career.

Iowa football (8-5, 6-3 Big Ten) season came to a disappointing end in Nashville, Tenn., on Monday as the Hawkeyes dropped a 27-24 nail-biter in the TransPerfect Music City Bowl vs. Missouri (10-3, 5-3 SEC).

It marked Missouri’s 14th come-from-behind victory in the last two seasons and the ninth that took place in the second half.

Coach Eli Drinkwitz’s Mizzou Tigers have one more football game to play this season ... and it’s poised to be a fun one.

Iowa Hawkeyes football made a trip down to Nashville Monday for their second ever appearance in the TransPerfect Music City Bowl to face Missouri. The last time the Tigers and Hawkeyes battled it out was in the 2010 insight bowl where Iowa took the victory 27-24.

Missouri goes for its 10th win of the season against an Iowa team that is shorthanded at quarterback and down its star running back.

Brady Cook threw for 287 yards and two touchdowns as No. 19 Missouri rallied past Iowa 27-24 on Monday afternoon in the Music City Bowl in Nashville, Tenn. The Tigers (10-3) erased a 24-14 third-quarter deficit. Blake Craig completed the comeback with decisive field goals of 51 and 56 yards in the fourth.

Blake Craig kicked two field goals in the fourth quarter, his second a 56-yarder with 4:36 left as No. 23 Missouri rallied to beat Iowa 27-24 in the Music City Bowl.