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.

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

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.

The Missouri Tigers beat the Arkansas Razorbacks 28-21 in the regular-season for both teams on Saturday afternoon at snowy Faurot Field at Memorial Stadium in Columbia. Mizzou, with the win, claimed the Battle Line Rivalry Trophy, awarded annually to the winner of this showdown between college football programs whose home states share a border.