In this episode of Saturday vs Sunday, we dive into one of the weekend’s most entertaining matchups: Missouri vs. Kansas, a rivalry clash that lived up to the hype.The story of the night was Beau Pribula’s breakout performance. The Penn State transfer erased any doubts about being just a running quarterback, putting together a surgical stat line of 30-of-39 passing for over 300 yards and three touchdowns. Pribula commanded Missouri’s offense to nearly 600 total yards, showing poise and precision that instantly placed him in the conversation with the program’s best recent quarterbacks.Missouri’s attack was balanced, with two 100-yard rushers and a highlight-filled game from Kevin Coleman Jr., whose open-field wiggle and explosiveness brought Dante Hall comparisons. Wideout Donovan Oluwodie’s sideline grab added to the offensive fireworks.Kansas, despite being completely outgained (595 yards to 226), held leads in both the third and fourth quarters. Timely turnovers and short fields kept the Jayhawks in it, but their inability to run the ball—just 3 rushing yards outside of quarterback scrambles—proved fatal. Without Devin Neal and with NFL-caliber corners like Kobe Bryant and Mello Dotson no longer in the program, Kansas looked outmatched when it mattered most.Ultimately, Missouri sealed the game with two 75-yard touchdown drives in the fourth quarter, putting the Jayhawks away. With upcoming matchups against South Carolina and Alabama, this game suggests Missouri has the firepower to make serious SEC noise.

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