US EditionHardy Rushes for Career-Best 300 Yards, 3 TD to Help Missouri Beat Mississippi State 49-24
Missouri forced multiple turnovers and controlled the ground game with Hardy’s career-best 300 rushing yards in their 49-27 win over Mississippi State.
- Missouri defeated Mississippi State 49-27 in Columbia, Mo., with Ahmad Hardy recording a career-best rushing day and three touchdowns.
- Mississippi State turnovers proved decisive, with Blake Shapen’s interceptions returned for touchdowns and Toriano Pride Jr.'s fumble and interception returns setting up Missouri scores.
- Freshman Matt Zollers was 8-of-15 for 112 yards with two passing touchdowns, and Marvin Burks Jr. returned an interception 28 yards early in the fourth quarter.
- With the loss, Mississippi State now falls to 5-6, leaving bowl hopes hanging and setting up the Egg Bowl on Nov. 15, a must-win for eligibility.
- The game featured two targeting ejections of Nate Johnson and Jeremiah Trotter plus a botched 25-yard field-goal snap by Ethan Myers that ricocheted off Marlon Hauck's knee.
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Missouri’s Ahmad Hardy leads the way on the ground to take down Mississippi State
Missouri’s Ahmad Hardy leads the way on the ground to take down Mississippi State COLUMBIA, Mo. (WLBT) – Ahmad Hardy’s career high 300 rushing yards and three touchdowns led the way to the victory against Mississippi State University, 49-27. The Bulldogs now fall to 5-6 on the season, putting Mississippi State’s bowl hopes in jeopardy. After Mississippi State went three-and-out on its first drive, Missouri responded with a quick five-play, 65-ya…
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Hardy rushes for career-best 300 yards, 3 TD to help Missouri beat Mississippi State 49-24
Ahmad Hardy had a career-best 300 yards rushing and three touchdowns on 25 carries, and Toriano Pride Jr. had a 62-yard fumble return and a pick-6 to help Missouri beat Mississippi State 49-27.
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Hale and Hardy: Prolific running, powerful pass rush carry Mizzou to bounce-back win over Mississippi State
Missouri leaned on a dominant run game by star running back Ahmad Hardy, big defensive moments and a calmer Matt Zollers to control Senior Day against Mississippi State and steady a season in flux.
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