Missouri quarterback Brady Cook suffered a hand injury in Saturday's 34-0 loss to Alabama and didn't play in the second half.  Eliah Drinkwitz, coach of the No. 21 Tigers, said Cook was hurt on the second drive of the game.

Missouri football starting quarterback Brady Cook left the Tigers’ game against Alabama in the second quarter, jogging with medical trainers to the north end zone tunnel. A team spokesperson told the Tribune that he will not return to the game.

Missouri quarterback Brady Cook started for the Tigers after being listed as a gametime decision with an ankle injury. Cook had been listed as questionable on the Southeastern Conference's availability reports until the final update some 90 minutes before kickoff.