Missouri (5-0) will look to keep its flawless record intact when it takes on George (4-1) in NCAA football action.

Georgia handed Missouri a less than ideal welcome into the SEC last season, but will have to overcome a slew of injuries in its rematch with the Tigers.

Missouri has gone 48-19 in its final five seasons in the Big 12. Former Tigers defensive lineman Sheldon Richardson, a first-round draft pick of the New York Jets, showed some overconfidence by stating that Georgia played "old man football" prior to the Tigers' SEC opener in September 2012.

After pulling out a couple hard-fought victories, the Bulldogs will attempt to gain retribution for his harsh words last year as well as bring Missouri's undefeated streak to an end.

Running back Todd Gurley, who is ranked third in the SEC with 112.5 rushing yards per game, was forced to miss last week's matchup with a sprained left ankle and is questionable for the upcoming game.

"Is he going to play the game? He could. We're not counting him out, but we have to prepare as if he won't play," coach Mark Richt told ESPN.

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