There should be plenty of offense on Saturday in Columbia.

Missouri returns 79% of its production from last season's explosive offense, with explosive playmakers at receiver and a solid stable of running backs. Call him a game-manager all you want, but Cook is reliable and efficient through the air. The Boston College secondary will be tested early and often — they aren't going up against DJ Uiagalelei. He is sneaky mobile (nine carries for 84 yards and three TDs), as well. I expect Mizzou to tap into that, as the Eagles have struggled with mobile QBs in the past.

Missouri didn't give up a point versus Murray State and Buffalo, but Boston College will find the end zone, as the Eagles have enough weapons to give the Tigers fits. Nearly one-third of Castellano's completions have gone for TDs and his 259.1 passing efficiency rating is the best in the country. The BC rushing attack is a four-headed monster, and the visitors have taken care of the football so far. I don't anticipate the Tigers winning with defense on Saturday — this game feels like an over bettor's dream at 53.5!