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Today’s edition · Mon., Nov. 9

Texas beats Mizzou 34-20 at Faurot; Drinkwitz won't blame the refs

Plus, Mizzou volleyball sweeps the reigning national champs and Columbia College soccer heads to the AMC final.

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Mizzou FootballTop story

Texas outscores Mizzou 14-⁠0 in the fourth quarter to win 34-⁠20 at Faurot Field

Texas beat Missouri 34-⁠20 at Faurot Field

  • Texas34
    Missouri20
    FinalTexas outscored Missouri 14-0 in the fourth quarter

Source: Jefferson City News Tribune

If you missed it, No. 18 Missouri lost 34-20 to No. 7 Texas on Saturday at , in the programs' first meeting. The game was tied at 20 entering the fourth quarter. Then Texas took over.

Mizzou opened the final quarter with a 3-yard loss, then a sack, then third-and-23. Texas got the punt at its own 46 and went 54 yards in six plays to lead 27-20 with 5:03 left.

  • Record: Missouri 6-3 overall, 3-3 in the SEC
  • Fourth quarter: Texas 14, Missouri 0
  • Polls: Missouri dropped out of the new AP poll Sunday
  • Next: Saturday, 2:30 p.m. Central, at No. 1 Georgia

Austin Simmons went 23 of 43 for 252 yards and two touchdowns, and Cayden Lee caught nine passes for 79 yards. The Tigers still converted just three of 15 third downs.

Missouri converted just 3 of 15 third downs

3 of 15

  • converted
  • 12 not converted

Source: Kansas City Star

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converted320%
not converted1280%

Mizzou Football

Drinkwitz says a disputed fumble ruling didn't decide Mizzou's loss to Texas

Several calls had fans upset after Saturday's game, and one stood out. With Mizzou leading 20-13 in the third quarter, an Arch Manning pass was ruled a fumble, good for an 18-yard gain for Texas on third-and-10. Three plays later, Manning hit Jermaine Bishop for a 25-yard touchdown to tie it.

18 yardsgain Texas got on a pass ruled a fumble

The play came on third-and-10 with Mizzou leading 20-13 in the third quarter.

Sources: Kansas City Star, Inside Texas

“If I say what I want to say, I'm going to get fined until I don't have any retirement, and I'm not going to do that. I'm not going to blame the officials.”

Eli Drinkwitz, Missouri coach, after the game

Drinkwitz pointed instead to the third-and-10 his defense didn't stop. Missouri Lt. Gov. Dave Wasinger described the officiating as "atrocious".

A fumble ruling sat between Mizzou's lead and Texas' tie

MomentWhat happened
Late third quarterMizzou leads 20-13
Third-and-10Pass ruled a fumble, 18-yard gain
Three plays laterManning to Bishop, 25 yards, ties it
Fourth quarterTexas adds 14 and wins 34-20

Sources: 93.9 The Eagle, Kansas City Star, Inside Texas

  • statement: the ruling on the field was a fumble
  • SEC says replay had no clear and obvious video evidence of firm control

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News Notes

Volleyball

Mizzou volleyball swept No. 17 Texas A&M 3-0 Sunday at to finish the regular season 15-10 overall and 8-5 in play. It's just the second time in program history Mizzou has beaten a defending national champion. Kimani Johnson had career highs with 11 kills and 7 blocks. ABC17NEWSKOMU 8

Cross country

At the state meet in Columbia, St. Joseph Christian senior Austin Hill won the Class 1 title in 15 minutes, 47 seconds in the 5K, a state record. In the Class 2 girls race, Lexington won with 40 points. Monroe City and Fatima tied at 137 for fourth, and the sixth-runner tiebreaker gave Monroe City the trophy and Fatima fifth place. KQ2Herald-Whignewstribune.com

Lexington won the Class 2 girls state title with 40 points

Sources: newstribune.com, Herald-Whig

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Lexington40 pts
Whitfield132 pts
Lafayette County134 pts
Monroe City137 pts
Fatima137 pts

Soccer

Columbia College men's soccer shut out Hannibal-LaGrange 3-0 Saturday to reach a third straight American Midwest Conference tournament championship game. The No. 1 seed Cougars host No. 3 Williams Baptist at 6 p.m. Tuesday at . Columbia Missourian

Burning

Open burning inside Columbia city limits requires a permit, and residents must request a site visit first to see whether one can be issued. The Columbia Fire Department says only trees, brush and limbs can be burned, and leaves can't be unless they're still attached to branches. ABC17NEWS

Roadwork

MoDOT's roadwork list for Nov. 9 to Nov. 15 covers rural routes, state roads and U.S. highways. As part of the program, expect intermittent and long-term single-lane closures on Interstate 70. KOMU 8

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Highway 40 turns 100, and The Loop CID is celebrating with a ribbon cutting at Love Coffee on Monday, Nov. 9. The event is billed as a celebration of 100 years of Hwy 40.

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  5. Kansas City Starkansascity.com
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Past issues

  1. Sun., Nov. 8Texas rallies past Mizzou 34-20; school bond vote is Monday
  2. Sat., Nov. 7Mizzou hosts Texas at 11 a.m. with playoff hopes on the line
  3. Fri., Nov. 6Texas comes to Faurot Field at 11 a.m. Saturday
  4. Thurs., Nov. 5Mizzou wrestling coach Brian Smith will retire after this season
  5. Wed., Nov. 4No. 10 Texas visits Mizzou Saturday after a 111-50 hoops opener
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Texas beats Mizzou 34-20 at Faurot; Drinkwitz won't blame the refs

Plus, Mizzou volleyball sweeps the reigning national champs and Columbia College soccer heads to the AMC final.

The TLDR

  1. Texas beats Mizzou 34-20 behind a 14-0 fourth quarter
  2. Drinkwitz won't blame the officials for the loss
  3. Mizzou volleyball sweeps the reigning national champs
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