Missouri says Georgia's defense has bite

 
By Terez A. Paylor, The Kansas City Star | Published: September 6, 2012   

COLUMBIA, Mo. — Fresh off a resounding victory in the season opener, Missouri receiver T.J. Moe said he and his teammates watched film of Georgia, their next opponent, for a half-hour Sunday.

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The verdict?

“Their defensive line is really tough,” Moe said. “They've got some good players on that defense.”

No doubt. Missouri's coaches say Georgia's defense features...
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