SEC Road Win With Dominant Performance Over Mississippi State

The Tigers' defense and rushing attack powered a 39-20 victory, keeping hopes alive for a 10-win season.

Missouri's defense set the tone early with a 68-yard scoop-and-score touchdown by Daylan Carnell, shifting momentum after a slow offensive start.
The Tigers' ground game was pivotal, with Marcus Carroll scoring three touchdowns and Nate Noel rushing for over 100 yards on 25 carries.
Quarterback Brady Cook threw for 268 yards, including a 28-yard touchdown to Luther Burden III, marking their 20th career scoring connection.
Missouri controlled the game clock, holding possession for nearly 42 minutes and executing two drives lasting over eight minutes each in the second half.
Despite tackling issues and penalties, the Tigers capitalized on Mississippi State's defensive weaknesses to secure their first SEC road win of the season.