#MIZvsTENN Post-Game Notes

OFFENSE

Redshirt freshman WR Keyon Dilosa hauled in a new career long reception of 21 yards on a pass from freshman QB Drew Lock.
Senior WR Wesley Leftwich pulled in a new career long reception of 44 yards on a pass from Lock during third quarter action.
With a two quick pass completions from Lock in the fourth quarter, freshman WR Cam Hilton surpassed his career high in receiving yards in a single game with 41 yards gained.
Lock scored the first rushing TD of his career on a 1-yard rush at 9:49 in the fourth quarter.
Senior C Evan Boehm made his 51st consecutive start vs. Tennessee, setting a new Mizzou school record for consecutive starts. He entered the game tied with CB Carl Gettis' 50-straight starts (2007-10).
Sophomore TE Jason Reese grabbed a pass from Lock over the middle for Mizzou's first two-point conversion of the season with 9:49 left in the game. It was the first successful two-point try for Mizzou since last season's Arkansas win (Nov. 28, 2014).

DEFENSE

Junior LB Michael Scherer stuffed a Tennessee run on 3rd-and-3 on the Volunteers' first possession of the game for a 1-yard loss, bringing his tackles-for-loss total to 7.0 for the season, which doubled his sophomore season total of 3.5.
Scherer finished the game with 2.5 tackles-for-loss among his 10 tackles.
Senior LB Kentrell Brothers recorded another game with 10+ tackles, bringing his streak to six consecutive games. Brothers finished the game with 12 tackles to bring his nation-leading total to 140.
Junior LB Donavin Newsom matched his career-high in tackles with eight stops. He previously hit that total at Georgia (Oct. 17) earlier this season.
Junior CB Aarion Penton set a new career-best with 2.0 tackles-for-loss in the game. Penton had previously recorded 1.0 TFL on four different occasions.
Junior DT Rickey Hatley matched his career-high in tackles with his five stops. He also had five tackles vs. Florida (Oct. 10) earlier this season.

MISC.

Saturday's game was the final home game for head coach Gary Pinkel, who announced that he would resign following the 2015 season due to health concerns. He finished his career with a 67-27 (.713) record at Faurot Field.
The game time temperature of 28 degrees was the coldest in Mizzou history during the Garry Pinkel era.

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