US EditionMizzou’s Skill Position Groups Shine in Domination of Central Arkansas
Beau Pribula, a transfer from Penn State, threw for 283 yards and four touchdowns, rushing for two more, leading Missouri to 560 total offensive yards in a commanding win.
- On Thursday, Beau Pribula staked his claim with a strong performance as Missouri Tigers rolled to a 61-6 season-opening win over Central Arkansas Bears in Columbia, Missouri.
- After Horn's knee injury on his first snap, Missouri shifted from its planned quarterback rotation, with Beau Pribula stepping in as the primary leader.
- The Tigers amassed 560 total yards of offense, with Marquis Johnson leading the receiving corps and Missouri opening scoring on a 49-yard touchdown catch from Pribula.
- Pribula's performance gave fans and staff confidence he could be the starting quarterback, and Missouri now prepares for the Kansas rivalry game next Saturday.
- With depth tested, true freshman Matt Zollers completed 3-of-3 passes for 58 yards and a touchdown, while Sam Horn will get an MRI Friday to evaluate his injury.
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QUESTION OF THE DAY: Did you like what you saw from Beau Pribula in Missouri's season opener?
The Missouri Tigers led off the 2025 football season Thursday night with a big win at home over Central Arkansas, 61-6. The Tigers had one quarterback go down when Sam Horn left the game with a leg injury. That cleared the way for Penn State transfer Beau Pribula to lead the offense for the rest
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Pribula steps in fast to lead Missouri to 61-6 win over Central Arkansas
Beau Pribula staked his claim to Missouri’s starting quarterback job with a four-touchdown performance as the Tigers rolled to a 61-6 season-opening thrashing of Central Arkansas.
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