However unjustly it may have been, the Missouri secondary was pegged as the scapegoat for a majority of the team's defensive woes in 2008, but the numbers don't lie.

The Tigers finished the season ranked next to last in the nation—and dead last in the conference—in passing yards allowed per game, surrendering a gaudy average of 286.6.

In 14 games, the defensive backfield was singed for more than 4,000 yards, an aggregate completion percentage of 64.2, and an astounding 29 touchdown passes, the second m...

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