Missouri coach Eli Drinkwitz is set for a rematch against Boston College, recalling the tough loss from three years ago when the Tigers fell 41-34 in overtime. Both teams have evolved since then, with Missouri now ranked No. 6 and Boston College at No. 24, both boasting strong starts to the season. Missouri has not allowed a point in its first two games, a feat last achieved in 1935, while Boston College, under new coach Bill O'Brien, has rebounded with significant wins, including a road victory over Florida State. The game is highly anticipated as both teams aim to maintain their perfect records and strengthen their positions in the College Football Playoff conversation. Key players to watch include Boston College's dual-threat QB Thomas Castellanos and Missouri's WR Luther Burden III. The matchup is expected to be a defensive battle with significant playoff implications for both teams.