The Gamecocks responded with an 80-yard drive and scored on a 38-yard pass from Jason Brown to Zaquandre White with 6:56 to play. Missouri seemingly had a safe 31-14 lead in the fourth quarter and was about to score again when Mookie Cooper lost a fumble – the first the Tigers' have surrendered this season – at the Carolina 20-yard line. That included just five yards in the third quarter when Mizzou scored a defensive touchdown and 57 rushing yards for the game. The Tiger defenders forced three turnovers, sacked the quarterback three times and had three other tackles for loss and limited the Gamecocks to 250 total yards – the fewest USC has ever gained against Mizzou. On the night, Badie ran 34 times for 209 yards – his fourth 200-yard game of the season, most in school history – and he climbed to fifth place on Missouri's single-season rushing chart. With their third straight victory over Carolina, the Tigers retained the Mayor's Cup. – The season's best performance by the Tigers' defense and the running of Tyler Badie propelled Missouri (5-5, 2-4) to a 31-28 SEC victory over the South Carolina Gamecocks (5-5, 2-5). Plus, he pointed out, "The Tiger Hunter" is the first feature directed by Lena Khan, a Muslim woman.COLUMBIA, Mo.
"I will take anything to pay rent," Cheena confessed. In "The Tiger Hunter," Chicago actor Danny Pudi plays the main character, an immigrant engineer forced to work as a lowly draftsman in the basement of a Chicago corporate office. But he's mostly known for playing the role of Gupta in the NBC culture-clash comedy TV series "Outsourced," about an American manager sent to Mumbai to supervise a call center.
It didn't help that they'd all had Mexican food for lunch.Ĭheena - an actor, producer, writer and comedian - has racked up an impressive resume of work on TV shows, in movies and with voice-overs for commercials and cartoons. Sounds? Yes, as in the kind a junior high kid makes to entertain his friends. "We had to do a lot of takes, because I would be making sounds," confessed Cheena, an Elk Grove Village native who grew up Naperville.
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