The 80.5 points the Tigers average are 5.9 more than the Longhorns give up.
Missouri is 16-0 when putting more than 74.6 points on the board.
Texas is 13-3 when conceding fewer than 80.5 points.
The Longhorns' 85.2 points per game are 11.3 more than the Tigers allow.
Texas is 14-4 when putting up more than 73.9 points.
Missouri has a 16-5 record when conceding fewer than 85.2 points.
The Tigers have posted 160 more points than their opponents this year (6.6 per game), and the Longhorns have also outscored their opponents, by 254 (10.6 per game).

This season the Tigers are shooting 49.4% from the field, 6.2% higher than the Longhorns give up.
Missouri has a 16-3 straight-up record when shooting higher than 43.2% from the field.
The Longhorns' 49.4% shooting percentage from the field is 7.6% higher than the Tigers have conceded.
Texas is 14-4 when shooting higher than 41.8% from the field.

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The Tigers and Longhorns rebound at around the same rate, with the Tigers averaging 2.3 fewer rebounds per game.
Texas is 14-5 overall when tops in terms of the boards. Missouri is 5-5 when it comes up short on the glass.
The Tigers pull down 10.4 offensive rebounds per game, just 0.6 fewer than the Longhorns.
The Longhorns are 10-6 overall when they have more offensive rebounds. The Tigers are 5-5 when they lose that battle.
On the boards, Missouri is +5.5 rebounds per game, and Texas is +9.3.

In The Trenches