Missouri not content with bid: Tigers look to hand WVU another bowl loss

DAILY MAIL SPORTSWRITER

Missouri is a little like the average Blockbuster patron.

The Tigers might watch a film they consider good or they mightview one that leaves their faces scrunched like a lemon-biter.Missouri (7-4) and West Virginia University (8-3) will exchangefilms this week to prepare for their Dec. 26 meeting at theInsight.com Bowl in Tucson, Ariz. The 8 p.m. EST game will betelevised by ESPN.WVU accepted a bid last week. Missouri officially became its foeSunday afternoon as the Big 12 Conference filled its slots. TheInsight.com received the No. 5 pick from that league."We are just ready to go and beat West Virginia," Missouri seniorquarterback Corby …