“Was not pretty, wasn’t our best performance top to bottom, but really responded,” Missouri Tigers head coach Eli Drinkwitz said. The Missouri Tigers have won back-to-back three games so far, and the head coach is showing strong support. Their last matchup was a neck-to-neck competition; fortunately, the Tigers did not give up until the last quarter and secured a six-point win. As the week 4 excitement built up between the Missouri Tigers and the Vanderbilt Commodores, Clark Lea and his team need to pull up their socks after losing to Georgia State last weekend.

The game will be played on Faurot Field at Memorial Stadium in Columbia, MO, at 3:15 p.m. on Saturday. For the fans who cannot attend the game in the stadium, there’s no need to miss the action. You can enjoy the game live with your family and friends on the SEC Network. Let’s take a look at the announcers. Taylor Zarzour and Matt Stinchcomb are going to be the voices behind one of the anticipated games from week 4 of college football.

Stinchcomb has successfully established a prominent career as a college football analyst for ESPN and SEC Network. He is a very important part of the team and a key voice for SEC football. His expert insights are considered very crucial, and he regularly appears on ESPN’s studio programming. Before he tried his hand with the mic and broadcasting, he was a standout player for the Georgia Bulldogs.

His on-field experience is his plus point, which helps him a lot to connect with players when he is on the mic. Apart from broadcasting, Stinchcomb is actively involved in charity work through the Stinchcomb Family Foundation. Taylor Zarzour and Matt Stinchcomb are not strangers; they often collaborate for college football broadcasts. Both of them are seen together on SEC Network’s Saturday broadcasts. Zarzour is a play-by-play commentator for not only the NCAA but for baseball as well. He loves sports, and accurate insights have also helped him to serve as the radio voice of golf’s major championships.

Zarzour started his career as a sports reporter for WEAR TV and continued to host various sports radio shows in Nashville, Mobile, Raleigh, and Charlotte. Taylor Zarzour and Matt Stinchcomb bring a lot of experience to the table together. They are familiar with each other’s strengths, which helps to enhance their dynamic duo on television.

Did Vanderbilt fall victim to its own success against Georgia State?

College football is getting intense week after week, and football programs can afford any mistakes. Vanderbilt Commodores lost to Georgia State by a very small margin of 4 points, and it looks like their negligence has pissed off their head coach, Clark Lea. He thinks the lack of off-file discipline was one of the major issues faced by the Commodores.

The Tennessean reported Clark’s statements after their close defeat: “I think we may be punched beyond expectations early, not internal expectations, but external.” He added, “And that’s fine. We can’t allow that external perception to drive anything that we do. But I think sometimes you get distracted by your own success, and again, we have a good team, but we’re not good enough to play a distracted game.”

The head coach clearly highlights the importance of on-field discipline, and he wants the team to remain grounded and committed to the process. Only a few hours remain until the matchup; Vanderbilt (2-1) needs to work on its strengths and lessons from the last week.

The Missouri vs. Vanderbilt Football Game will be live on SEC Network. Until then, watch the ES Think Tank episode with Doug Sanders, which offers a bold NFL season prediction and explores brand opportunities for NIL athletes.