COLUMBIA, Mo. — Missouri starting quarterback Brady Cook underwent surgery on his throwing shoulder (right) on Thursday, the team confirmed. He will miss all of spring practices, leaving the Tigers with just one healthy scholarship quarterback for the spring.
Cook suffered the injury, a torn labrum, in Mizzou’s loss at Kansas State the second week of the season. Cook went on to start the rest of the season, throwing for 2,724 yards, 14 touchdowns and seven interceptions. Cook finished with 585 rushing yards, the most for a Mizzou quarterback since 2011. He's expected to be recovered in time for preseason camp.