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.

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 quarterback Brady Cook waits to take the field during the second half of the TransPerfect Music City Bowl against Iowa on Monday, Dec. 30, 2024, at Nissan Stadium in Nashville, Tenn. The game was the last of Cook's college career.

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Brady Cook cemented his name in the program's record books, and Blake Craig etched his name into the bowl game record books Monday in Nashville.

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 on Monday in the Music City Bowl.

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.