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Mizzou Football Announces Date Change Against Kansas
The rivalry game will be played under the lights at David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium, and the kickoff time and television designation will be announced later.
- On Friday, Missouri and Kansas announced the Border War football game has been moved to Friday, Sept. 11, 2026, at David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium in Lawrence.
- This contest marks the second game of a four-game agreement between the rivals, who revived their series in 2025 when the Tigers defeated the Jayhawks 42-31 in Columbia.
- Missouri has not played in Lawrence since 2005, making this an atypical Friday night showdown that represents one of three games occurring that day.
- Moving the game up one day provides the Jayhawks an additional day of rest before traveling to London for a Week 3 international matchup against Arizona State, following their Sept. 4 opener.
- Following this year's meeting, both programs are confirmed to play again in 2031 and 2032, while Missouri continues its 2026 schedule with a Thursday season opener against Arkansas-Pine Bluff.
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Mizzou football announces date change against Kansas
The Tigers and Jayhawks will now face off on Sept. 11. The original date was Sept. 12.
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Mizzou announces new date for 2026 Border Showdown with Kansas
This year’s battle with border rival Kansas will be played on a Friday night. Mizzou announced Friday afternoon that its 2026 Border War showdown with the Jayhawks will be played on Sept. 11. That’s a slight shift from the previously announced schedule, which had the former Big 8 foes meeting on Sept. 12. New date for the Border Showdown #TheMizzouWay pic.twitter.com/2pPeAxdNQR— Mizzou Football (@MizzouFootball) April 10, 2026 The Border War is…
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