Takeaways from Missouri State's loss to Marshall: 'It's unacceptable'
Breaking down Missouri State's 30-24 loss to Marshall. The Bears struggled in the red zone, but quarterback Skyler Locklear made some big throws.
Missouri State's non-conference game against Marshall ended with a 30-24 loss for the Bears. The game featured a competitive performance from both teams. Missouri State's issues stemmed from their red zone struggles. Despite having opportunities, they failed to convert red zone chances, converting 2-for-4 compared to Marshall's 5-for-6.
Marshall's defense, however, could not get off the field when needed most, forcing turnovers and allowing easy field goals. Penalties were a recurring issue for both teams, with the Bears committing 11 penalties for 87 yards, including a missed ejection and a personal foul for safety Christian Ford who was ejected for targeting.
Missouri State's quarterback Skyler Locklear had a strong game, throwing for 309 yards, two touchdowns, and rushing for 53 yards. His play was considered a key factor in the Bears' attempt to win the game.
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