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WEEK 4 SEC OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Ahmad Hardy, RB, Missouri,...Hardy, the reigning National Player of the Week, continued his elite production in a 29-20 victory over No. 24 (coaches) South Carolina...Ran for 138 yards and one touchdown while averaging 6.3 yards per carry...Became the second player in Mizzou history to have four consecutive 100-yard rushing games...An astounding 118 of his 138 rushing yards came after contact...Had five first down rushes and one touchdown on a five-yard highlight-reel score...Had long rushes of 38 and 27 yards. - SEC Football

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RB Ahmad Hardy, Missouri
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09/22/25 - Robert Meyer, Fr/2029, Missouri, 6-2, 180 (DS#999 K) + More +

WEEK 4 SEC CO-FRESHMAN OF THE WEEK: Robert Meyer, PK, Missouri,...Freshman place-kicker Robert Meyer shined in a 29-20 victory over South Carolina...He scored nine points while going 3-for-3 on field goal attempts, connecting from 23, 22 and 40 yards...His 40-yard field goal with 1:34 remaining in the game gave the Tigers a two-score lead and sealed the win. - SEC Football

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K Robert Meyer, Missouri
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09/22/25 - Zion Young, Sr/2026, Missouri, 6-5, 265 (DS#10 DE) + More +

WEEK 4 SEC CO-DEFENSIVE LINEMAN OF THE WEEK: Zion Young, DE, Missouri,...Young led a defense that held South Carolina to -9 rushing yards in a 29-20 victory to open Southeastern Conference plays...He recorded two tackles for loss (-14 yards) with a sack that turned a 1st and goal from the Mizzou 2-yard line into a 2nd and goal from the Tigers 15 that eventually forced a Gamecocks field goal...Young added two quarterback hurries to his stat line against the Gamecocks...The minus-9 yards rushing was the lowest total the Tigers have held an SEC opponent during their 15 years in the league and the fewest rushing yards allowed since holding Colorado to minus-14 yards in 2009. - SEC Football

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DE Zion Young, Missouri
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09/22/25 - Ahmad Hardy, So/2028, Missouri, 5-09, 210 (DS#4 RB) + More +

WEEK 3 WALTER CAMP NATIONAL FBS OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: AHMAD HARDY, MISSOURI, Sophomore, Running Back, Oma, MS,...Ahmad Hardy rushed for 250 yards (on just 22 carries) and scored three touchdowns as No. 25 Missouri (3-0) defeated Louisiana-Lafayette, 52-10. Hardy scored on runs of 7, 71 and 7 yards and produced the most rushing yards by any FBS player in a game this season and the seventh-most in a single game in Mizzou history. Notes: It is the seventh time since 2004 that a Mizzou player has earned Walter Camp National FBS Player of Week honors. Hardy is the first honor since former Tiger quarterback Drew Lock was honored on Sept. 3, 2017. - Walter Camp Football Foundation

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RB Ahmad Hardy, Missouri
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09/22/25 - Keagan Trost, rSr/2026, Missouri, 6-4, 316 (DS#49 OG) + More +

WEEK 4 SEC OFFENSIVE LINEMAN OF THE WEEK: Keagen Trost, OL, Missouri,...Trost dominated the offensive front in Mizzou's 29-20 victory over South Carolina in the SEC opener...Opened holes for 285 rushing yards, led by 138 yards from Ahmad Hardy, 76 from Jamal Roberts and 72 from Beau Pribula...Graded out at 88 percent as Mizzou averaged 7.2 yards per carry while rushing to the right side of the line of scrimmage...Did not allow a sack or a QB hit and just one hurry on 27 pass attempts...It was the first time since 2011 that the Tigers had three players rush for at least 70 yards in a game. - SEC Football

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OG Keagan Trost, Missouri
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09/20/25 - Ahmad Hardy, So/2028, Missouri, 5-09, 210 (DS#4 RB) + More +

Ahmad Hardy bounced his way for 138 yards rushing and a touchdown, Beau Pribula led No. 23 Missouri downfield for a go-ahead score in the fourth quarter and the Tigers beat South Carolina 29-20 on Saturday night. Pribula threw for 171 yards with a touchdown pass, and Jamal Roberts had a nifty touchdown jaunt of his own with 9:32 left to give the Tigers (4-0, 1-0 SEC) the lead, ultimately helping them to their 14th consecutive home win. LaNorris Sellers had 302 yards passing and two touchdowns for the Gamecocks (2-2, 0-2), but their star quarterback missed a couple of open receivers in the fourth quarter when the game was on the line. South Carolina twice went three-and-out down the stretch, giving the powerful Missouri ground game the chance to close out the win. The Tigers finished with 285 yards rushing. South Carolina had minus-9 on the ground.

Missouri rolled into the game amid a perfect start that included a win over rival Kansas, while the Gamecocks limped into town following a lopsided loss to Vanderbilt in which Sellers missed the second half after a hard blow to the head. South Carolina needed his magic. The Tigers struck first with a 99-yard drive - their third full-field march of the season - before Sellers answered with a 49-yard touchdown throw to Vandrevius Jacobs to give the Gamecocks a 7-6 lead. Sellers hit Brian Rowe Jr. with his second touchdown throw later in the half, and South Carolina led 14-12 at the break. Hardy carried the Tigers in the second half, bouncing off defenders like a pinball. The highlight may have been his TD run, when it looked as if he was stood up at the line of scrimmage, spun off the pile and scored to give Missouri an 18-16 lead. But it always felt as if the game was destined to be decided in the fourth quarter, just like last November, when Sellers capped a 353-yard, five-touchdown performance by rallying the Gamecocks for a 34-30 win in the Palmetto State. - Missouri/AP College Football

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RB Ahmad Hardy, Missouri
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09/15/25 - Dominick Giudice, rSr/2026, Missouri, 6-4, 312 (DS#32 OG) + More +

WEEK 2 SEC CO-OFFENSIVE LINEMAN OF THE WEEK: Dominick Giudice, G, Missouri,...Giudice led the Mizzou offensive front that controlled the trenches against the Kansas Jayhawks...Opened holes for 261 rushing yards, led by two 100-yard rushers (Jamal Roberts - 143 yards; Ahmad Hardy - 112 yards)...Graded out at a team-best 88 percent with zero penalties and zero missed assignments. - SEC Football

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OG Dominick Giudice, Missouri
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09/13/25 - Ahmad Hardy, So/2028, Missouri, 5-09, 210 (DS#4 RB) + More +

Ahmad Hardy rushed for 250 yards and three touchdowns, and No. 25 Missouri pounded Louisiana-Lafayette 52-10 on Saturday. The Tigers (3-0) finished with 427 yards rushing on 62 carries. Marquise Davis had 113 yards and a touchdown on the ground. Missouri quarterback Beau Pribula was 15-for-22 passing for 174 yards and two TDs. He also rushed for a 14-yard TD.

The Ragin' Cajuns (1-2) finished with just 121 yards on offense, compared to 606 for the Tigers. Louisiana-Lafayette quarterbacks Daniel Beale and Lunch Winfield combined to go 2-of-14 passing for 4 yards. Hardy, who transferred to Missouri from Louisiana-Monroe in the offseason, posted a career high in rushing yards and broke the 200-yard barrier for the third time in his college career. Missouri pulled most of its starters in the third quarter after building a 45-10 lead. - Missouri/AP College Football

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RB Ahmad Hardy, Missouri
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09/08/25 - Sam Horn, rJr/2027, Missouri, 6-3, 222 (DS#999 QB) + More +

Missouri will be without backup quarterback Sam Horn for "an extended period of time" because of an injury, Tigers coach Eli Drinkwitz said Tuesday, and kicker Blake Craig will miss the rest of the season after tearing an ACL. Horn had been in a competition with Penn State transfer Beau Pribula to be the starting quarterback, and both were expected to play in last week's opener against Central Arkansas. But Horn injured his right leg in the first quarter on a designed run, and that left Pribula to play most of the way in a 61-6 rout of the Bears.

Pribula was 23 of 28 for 283 yards and two touchdowns. He also ran 10 times for 65 yards and two more scores. "Beau's going to be Beau. You can't control injuries," Drinkwitz said. "You can't be afraid of them." Horn missed all of last season while recovering from Tommy John surgery. An accomplished pitcher, he was selected in the 17th round of the first-year player draft by the Los Angeles Dodgers. Horn signed a contract with them in July. Freshman quarterback Matt Zollers is expected to back up Pribula beginning Saturday, when the Tigers renew the Border War against old Big 12 rival Kansas. Former walk-on Brett Brown also was added back to the roster to provide some QB depth. - AP College football

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QB Sam Horn, Missouri
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09/06/25 - Beau Pribula, rJr/2027, Missouri, 6-2, 212 (DS#10 QB) + More +

Beau Pribula threw for 334 yards and three touchdowns, Jamal Roberts ran for 143 yards and the clinching score, and Missouri rallied to beat Kansas 42-31 on Saturday in the first edition of the Border War in more than a decade. Kevin Coleman Jr. had 10 catches for 126 yards and a touchdown, and Brett Norfleet's second TD grab gave the Tigers (2-0) the lead with 4:14 to go, before their defense stopped Jalon Daniels and Co. and allowed Missouri to put the game away. The series, which began in 1891 and remains among the most-played in Division I football, had been on hiatus since 2011, when Missouri left the Big 12 for the SEC. That move only added another layer of animosity to a rivalry between states that traces its history to the Civil War, and the bloody conflict between slave states and free states.

Daniels did his best to lead the Jayhawks (2-1) to victory. He threw for 223 yards and two touchdowns, including one to DeShawn Hanika that gave them a 31-24 lead with 8:45 remaining - a lead that the Kansas defense was unable to hold. Missouri dealt the first blow on Ahmad Hardy's 32-yard run. But the Jayhawks countered with a long TD drive, then returned a fumble 28 yards for another score. Moments later, Daniels silenced sold-out Faurot Field with a sneak for a 21-6 lead. The Tigers recovered from that quick blitz in the second quarter, though. They allowed Kansas to run just four plays for minus-18 yards, and Pribula's touchdown pass to Coleman - coupled with a safety and two field goals - resulted in a tied score. Kansas became the first FBS team in a decade to get outgained by 200-plus yards and not trail at the break. - Missouri/AP College Football

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QB Beau Pribula, Missouri
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08/28/25 - Beau Pribula, rJr/2027, Missouri, 6-2, 212 (DS#10 QB) + More +

Beau Pribula staked his claim to Missouri's starting quarterback job with a four-touchdown performance as the Tigers rolled to a 61-7 season-opening thrashing of Central Arkansas Thursday night. Pribula, a transfer portal addition from Penn State, finished 23-of-28 passing for 283 yards and two touchdowns. He notched another 65 yards and two scores on the ground. The Tigers put up 560 yards of offense in the victory. Missouri opened the scoring on their third offensive play of the game, a 49-yard-deep ball from Pribula to Marquis Johnson, who led the team with 134 yards receiving. Running back Ahmad Hardy, the 2024 Sun Belt Conference freshman of the year transfer from Louisiana Monroe, rushed for 100 yards and a touchdown.

Missouri took a 26-0 lead after the half after embarking on a 15-play, 99-yard drive capped off by a 1-yard touchdown pass from Pribula to tight end Brett Norfleet. Central Arkansas tallied 229 yards of offense, with Luther Richesson 12-of-22 passing for 70 yards. Landen Chambers chipped in 63 yards rushing. Missouri planned for Pribula to share playing time with redshirt junior Sam Horn, but Horn suffered a knee injury on his first snap of the game. Pribula led a second 99-yard drive on seven plays midway through the third quarter, extending the lead to 40-0 before handing the reins to true freshman Matt Zollers. Zollers finished 3-of-3 passing for 58 yards and a touchdown. - Missouri/AP College Football

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QB Beau Pribula, Missouri
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08/29/24 - Brady Cook, rSr/2025, Missouri, 6-2, 214 (DS#10 QB) + More +

Brady Cook threw for 218 yards with touchdowns running and throwing, Toriano Pride Jr. returned an interception 25 yards for a score, and No. 11 Missouri routed Murray State 51-0 on Thursday night in the season opener for both teams. Luther Burden III had a touchdown catch while Nate Noel and Marcus Carroll added TD runs, helping the Tigers build a big lead early enough that coach Eli Drinkwitz was able to rest his starters midway through the third quarter. Murray State, which was picked to finish last in the Missouri Valley, managed 85 yards of total offense.

Jayden Johannsen was 7 of 13 for 27 yards with an interception while getting sacked twice and beaten up most of the night. Murray State needed everything to go right and very little did. The Racers gave Missouri a short field with a failed onside kick to start the game, got stuffed on fourth-and-inches on the next series, and trailed 28-0 by the end of the first quarter. Missouri was nearly shut out in the second quarter, eventually scoring on Cook's keeper with a second left. The first half showed how good the Tigers can be when everything is clicking but also how pedestrian they can be when things go awry. - AP College Football

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QB Brady Cook, Missouri
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03/06/23 - Marcus Carroll, rSr/2025, Missouri, 5-09, 213 (DS#30 RB) + More +

Last season Marcus Carroll was part of a three-pronged running attack at Georgia State, sharing carries with Tucker Gregg and Jamyest Williams to produce the top rushing numbers in the Sun Belt Conference. This spring, with the graduation of his compadres, Carroll is getting used to the idea of being the main man. While others will be mixed into the equation, it's Carroll who will bear the brunt of keeping the chains moving on the ground. It's a responsibility he's happy to accept. "Being the No. 1 guy is nice," he said. "I'll just do whatever I can. If I get the ball 20 times a game and it helps us win, I don't mind taking that load for the team."

He got a taste of it last season when Williams missed four games because of injuries. Carroll wound up with 127 carries for 622 yards, a 4.9-yard average, and six touchdowns. He had 100-yard games against Old Dominion and a season-high 143 yards and a school record-tying three touchdowns against Southern Mississippi. "I got out there, and I was able to make some plays and help the team out," he said. "It's been a great journey." - Marietta Daily Journal

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RB Marcus Carroll, Missouri
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03/03/23 - Darius Robinson, rSr/2024, Missouri, 6-5, 285 (DS#3 DT) + More +

After Missouri football lost the Gasparilla Bowl in Tampa in December, Darius Robinson didn't know what he was going to do. He was noncommittal from the podium after the game, but embraced head coach Eli Drinkwitz in the hallway afterward, knowing he might have an NFL future starting in 2023. Robinson wasn't the only one. Kris Abrams-Draine, Ty'Ron Hopper, Ennis Rakestraw Jr., Chad Bailey and more could have all gone to either the NFL, or entered the transfer portal for another school.

Instead, all those players are back. And Missouri's defense, now in coordinator Blake Baker's second season, will be expected to be even better than last year's unit. "We got to play really good ball," Robinson said. "The mistakes we made last year just can't happen anymore. I think he's made it very clear that this is a very experienced team so we have to take care of it." The Tigers return eight defensive starters from the 2022 squad. They also retained several key depth pieces and brought in veteran help at positions of need through the transfer portal. It's an experienced unit, and coaches are expecting it to act as such. Cornerbacks coach Al Pogue said the players are taking more of a leading role in Baker's second year. - Columbia Daily Tribune

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DT Darius Robinson, Missouri
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03/01/23 - TyRon Hopper, rSr/2024, Missouri, 6-2, 231 (DS#9 OLB) + More +

Here's a scary thought for SEC offenses: Ty'Ron Hopper wasn't comfortable last year. That was the case, according to his position coach. "The great year that he had I don't think he was really comfortable," linebackers coach and co-coordinator D.J. Smith said. "Getting those calls that we have in practice he looks a little bit more comfortable, is able to pick things up a step faster and able to communicate better." After passing on the NFL draft Hopper, has added 10 pounds to his frame to hit 235 this spring, but Baker's been more impressed with Hopper's grasp of the defense and his assignments. "He's got a different demeanor about himself this spring," Baker said. "Much more business-like. I'll put it that way." - Columbia Daily Tribune

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OLB TyRon Hopper, Missouri
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