It’s hard to believe. Bizarre, even. Let’s start at the end. It’s 2:11 p.m. Ninety-five yards of Faurot Field stood in front of the banged-up Brady Cook. Four minutes, 26 seconds were left on the game clock. A third-and-18 completion to Luther Burden ...

During the Week 8 SEC football matchup, Missouri quarterback Brady Cook had an epic message after an injury in the win vs. Auburn.

A trip to the hospital in a Missouri football staffer’s truck; an unlikely fix; a comeback for the ages. This is Brady Cook’s story vs Auburn.

The Missouri Tigers’ senior quarterback was knocked from Saturday’s Homecoming game against Auburn with a lower-leg injury in the first half. But he returned and led the game-winning drive as Mizzou beat the Tigers from Auburn, Alabama 21-17 at Faurot Field at Memorial Stadium.

Cook sustained an ankle injury on the opening series and ultimately went to the locker room in the first quarter. After a trip to the hospital for an MRI, Cook came back in and willed the Tigers to the 21-17 victory over Auburn, trailing 17-6 at the time of his return.

Missouri quarterback Brady Cook had a very eventful Saturday. Cook was injured during Missouri's 21-17 victory over Auburn but returned to the game to

Missouri quarterback Brady Cook had quite the adventure during his squad’s 21-17 win over the Auburn Tigers at Memorial Stadium in Columbia, Mo., on Saturday. Cook went 11-for-22 for 194 yards in the game and helped Missouri rally from down 17-3 to win the contest even despite exiting upon suffering an injury on Missouri’s first drive.

MU’s QB played homecoming hero in returning from a mid-game injury to guide No. 19 Mizzou to a big-time comeback at Memorial Stadium.

At 11:15 a.m. on Saturday, Brady Cook’s right ankle gave way underneath him and he crumpled onto the 40-yard line. Two minutes and three plays earlier, the Missouri quarterback had hurt that ankle because of a hip-drop tackle from an Auburn defender.