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.

The Missouri Tigers beat the Arkansas Razorbacks 28-21 in the regular-season finale for both teams on Saturday afternoon at snowy Faurot Field at Memorial Stadium in Columbia.

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

Senior defensive end Johnny Walker Jr. ended the night with 11 total tackles, including four solo tackles, one sack and 1½ tackles for loss.

The Battle Line Rivalry game between Arkansas football and Missouri is a controversial game for fans on both sides, and one that those who started it hoped would have made progress toward becoming a true rivalry 10 years on. Mileage varies whether it actually has.

The Arkansas Razorbacks fell to No. 21 Missouri 28-21 in the Battle Line Rivalry on Saturday. The Hogs fumbled the ball three times in the game, two of them led to Missouri touchdowns. Arkansas is now 0-7 against Missouri in Columbia.