Obeid kicks 20-yard FG as time expires, Missouri State beats Kennesaw State 24-21
In a thrilling finish, Missouri State secured a 24-21 victory over Kennesaw State in a thrilling college football match. Senior Yousef Obeid sealed the win with a 20-yard field goal as the clock ran down. Quarterback Henry Belin IV had a remarkable game, setting a career-high with 300 passing yards and two touchdown throws to wide receiver Isaiah Myers.
Myers was instrumental in the game, catching seven passes for 135 yards and tying the score twice in the second half. Missouri State's defense was solid, leading by six points late in the second quarter. However, Kennesaw State staged a strong comeback, taking the lead at halftime with a 10-yard touchdown pass from Rickie Collins to Dylan Gary.
Despite a series of scoring exchanges, Missouri State ultimately emerged victorious, marking their first conference win under head coach Casey Woods.
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