Fayetteville, AR
Nov 24, 2023
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The Missouri Tigers overwhelmed the Arkansas Razorbacks in a lopsided 48-14 victory, exhibiting superiority on both sides of the ball. The Tigers set an aggressive tone early, with Cody Schrader spearheading an impressive ground game. As reported by FOX Sports, Schrader's relentless runs kept Missouri’s offense steady and imposing.
Missouri quarterback Brady Cook displayed a deft touch and command, efficiently orchestrating his offense and connecting with Brett Norfleet for two pivotal touchdowns. The defensive unit was unyielding, exemplified by Sidney Williams’ early sack and Jayden Jernigan's fumble recovery for a touchdown. Arkansas' highlight came from Andrew Armstrong's 8-yard touchdown catch, yet the Razorbacks were haunted by turnovers and a cohesive Missouri team effort.
Cody Schrader (Missouri Tigers)
Schrader's 2-yard touchdown rush punctuated a methodical drive, setting the stage for Missouri's offensive dominance. His hard-nosed running style immediately showcased the Tiger's ground control.
Sidney Williams (Missouri Tigers)
Williams' sack of KJ Jefferson for a loss of 7 yards abruptly ended a promising Arkansas drive and epitomized the pressure that Missouri’s defense would apply all game long.
Harrison Mevis (Missouri Tigers)
Mevis' 24-yard field goal extended Missouri's lead, capping a solid all-around first quarter performance by the Tigers and establishing a two-possession advantage.
Brady Cook (Missouri Tigers)
Cook's 3-yard rushing touchdown highlighted his dual-threat capability and further buried the Razorbacks under Missouri's expanding lead.
Darius Robinson (Missouri Tigers)
Robinson's recovery of a fumble forced by Carnell stalled an Arkansas drive and underscored Missouri's opportunistic defense.
Brett Norfleet (Missouri Tigers)
Norfleet's 16-yard touchdown catch from Cook continued Missouri's offensive onslaught and reflected excellent chemistry between QB and receiver.
Jayden Jernigan (Missouri Tigers)
Jernigan's 10-yard touchdown return after a fumble recovery embodied Missouri's defensive prowess and added an exclamation point to their dominance.
Andrew Armstrong (Arkansas Razorbacks)
Armstrong's 8-yard touchdown catch from Criswell provided a rare shining moment for Arkansas, showcasing his reliable hands and route-running.
Isaiah Augustave (Arkansas Razorbacks)
Augustave's 6-yard touchdown rush demonstrated his determination to fight through Missouri's defensive line, narrowing the score marginally.
Nathaniel Peat (Missouri Tigers)
Peat's 1-yard touchdown run sealed Missouri's victory, capping off a relentless offensive display by the Tigers.
Cody Schrader (Missouri Tigers, RB)
Schrader's powerful running game led to 217 yards and a touchdown on 27 attempts, consistently breaking through Arkansas' defensive line and setting the tone for Missouri's ground dominance.
Brady Cook (Missouri Tigers, QB)
Cook demonstrated his ability both through the air and on the ground, throwing for 112 yards and two touchdowns, while also rushing for a crucial score, maintaining his efficiency throughout the game.
Brett Norfleet (Missouri Tigers, TE)
Norfleet was a key target in the red zone, catching two touchdowns and effectively utilizing his size and athleticism against Arkansas' secondary.
Sidney Williams (Missouri Tigers, DB)
Williams' early sack of KJ Jefferson established Missouri's defensive dominance from the start, disrupting Arkansas' offensive rhythm and energizing the Tigers' defense.
Jayden Jernigan (Missouri Tigers, DL)
Jernigan showcased his defensive playmaking by recovering a fumble and returning it for a touchdown, highlighting Missouri's ability to capitalize on Arkansas' mistakes.
Darius Robinson (Missouri Tigers, DL)
Robinson's forced and recovered fumble was a critical contribution to Missouri’s aggressive defensive strategy, hampering Arkansas' momentum and securing possession for the Tigers.
Andrew Armstrong (Arkansas Razorbacks, WR)
Despite the team's struggles, Armstrong managed to score a touchdown and accumulate 40 receiving yards, demonstrating his potential as a reliable target in the Razorbacks' offense.
Isaiah Augustave (Arkansas Razorbacks, RB)
Augustave showed resilience with 80 rushing yards and a touchdown, displaying his ability to break through a tough Missouri defense and provide some offensive spark for Arkansas.
Missouri Tigers
10
10
21
7
48
Arkansas Razorbacks
0
0
0
14
14
