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MSSU football faces UCM at home Saturday

Missouri Southern State University's football team returns to its home field Saturday, this time against the University of Central Missouri. Kickoff is at 1 p.m. The Lions (1-2) are coming off a 65-3 loss to No. 5 Northwest Missouri State University at Maryville. Asher Huffman put the only points on the board for MSSU with a 34-yard field goal. MSSU head coach Atiba Bradley described the game ...

Missouri Southern State University's football team, the Lions, will host the University of Central Missouri, the Mules, in a home game this Saturday at 1 p.m. The Lions, currently 1-2, suffered a significant 65-3 defeat against No. 5 Northwest Missouri State University in their previous game. Head coach Atiba Bradley acknowledged the loss as a "butt-whupping" but noted positive aspects, such as no major injuries and the opportunity to feature young players.

The Mules, 2-1, come off a bye week and a dominant 59-10 victory over Delta State. Their offense ranks second in the MIAA and country in points and yards per game, while their defense has allowed only six touchdowns and an average of 287 yards. The Lions' defense, led by defensive back Daimond Casseus, is aware of the Mules' aggressive offensive strategy and aims to capitalize on mistakes during the upcoming game.

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