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Woodyard's 2 Second-Half Takeaways Swing Border War as No. 23 Missouri Beats Kansas 38-21
The 122nd Border War pits 1-0 Missouri against 1-0 Kansas, with Austin Simmons and Isaiah Marshall leading new-look offenses.
- On Friday, Missouri defeated Kansas 38-21 in the 122nd Border War at David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium in Lawrence, marking the Tigers' first win at the Jayhawks' home stadium in 21 years.
- The Tigers have bested Kansas in the last four meetings since 2009, returning to Lawrence for the first time since 2005 to extend their dominance in the historic rivalry.
- Quarterback Austin Simmons threw for 292 yards and three touchdowns, while running back Jamal Roberts added 125 rushing yards and Robert Woodyard Jr. forced back-to-back second-half turnovers to shift momentum.
- Kansas fell to 1-1 despite Jayhawks quarterback Isaiah Marshall finishing with 168 passing yards and two touchdowns; the team now boards a plane for London to face Arizona State next weekend.
- Missouri improves to 2-0 ahead of next Saturday's home game against Troy. This victory marks the final scheduled Border War meeting between the programs until 2031, effectively pausing the historic rivalry.
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