Arkansas got bowl eligible with a win in its home finale last week, so this feels like a potential sleep-walk game in Missouri's home finale. The Tigers technically aren't out of the CFP hunt at No. 21. They can't make that but could certainly upgrade to a pretty major bowl with a win. Since his return from injury, Missouri QB Brady Cook has led the Tigers to 73 points while completing 71 percent of his passes in two games.

Arkansas' team rank in the SEC -- second in offense, 14th in defense -- might suggest this total is low. However, the weather forecast justifies it. Light snow and freezing temps could lead to slippery footing. Missouri's rankings -- 11th offense, six defense -- further offers confidence with an Under. As potent as the Razorbacks are, they lean toward the ground. They do not score as much as their yardage hints at, so a moderate points total between the two is foreseeable.