The Arkansas football team’s Missouri misery continued Saturday, this time at snowy Faurot Field in Columbia, Mo., where the 21st-ranked Tigers won a 28-21 victory over the Razorbacks. It's Missouri's third consecutive win in the Battle Line Rivalry series,

The Battle Line Rivalry took place on a snow-covered field where the Arkansas Razorbacks would lose 28-21 to the Missouri Tigers.

COLUMBIA, Mo. — Following a 28-21 victory over the Arkansas football team, Missouri coach Eli Drinkwitz said he thinks the Battle Line Rivalry game is growing. The series has been lopsided in Missouri’s favor since the teams began playing annually starting in 2014. The Tigers improved to 9-2 against Arkansas as SEC members.

After today, Arkansas finishes the season 6-6 (3-5 conf.) after the tough 28-21 road loss to the Missouri Tigers. Missouri now leads the series 12-4 since they first played in 1906 and 9-2 since the rivalry started in 2014. It is safe to say the Tigers have the Razorback’s number.

For the fourth home conference game this season, Missouri and its head coach Eli Drinkwitz pulled a home game in Columbia, Mo., out of the fire at the end. Senior quarterback Brady Cooks 30-yard touchdown run with 1:53 left proved to the game-winning score in Missouri’s 28-21 Battle Line Rivalry win over Arkansas and continued a trend this season at Faurot Field.