The Border Showdown at Arrowhead Stadium has warranted a lot of attention across the country.

In the first half, Chase Daniel scored two touchdowns. The first touchdown was at the end of the first quarter with a one yard completion to Martin Rucker. The second was a completion while he was under a three man pressure to Denario Alexander. Kansas missed two field goal attempts in the first half. Kansas quarterback Todd Reesing threw an interception in the first and second halves.

In the second half, Jimmy Jackson rushed for a yard to increase Missouri's lead. Kansas scored its first touchdown halfway through the third quarter. Brandon McAnderson rushed for a yard to score. That was followed by Chase Daniel pass to Derrik Washington who scored his first touchdown as a Tiger. That took the score to 28-7.

In the fourth quarter, quarterback Todd Reesing rushed five yards for a touchdown, taking the score to 28-14. Missouri kicker Jeff Wolfert kicked a 43 yard field goal to take the score to 31-14. The following drive, Reesing closed the gap between MU and KU by throwing a touchdown pass and taking the score to 31-21. Mizzou widened that gap a bit more with another Wolfert field goal: 34-21.

As the fourth quarter came closer to an end, Reesing threw another touchdown pass, taking the score up to 34-28.With 17 seconds left in the game, Mizzou scored a safety in what was expected to be KU's final possession of the game.

This game came with a lot of hype. There was a massive Mizzou pep rally Friday night along with a morning broadcast for ESPN. College Game Day broadcast live from the parking lot Saturday morning. Kansas was considered the home team for the game at Arrowhead, but the crowd appeared to be evenly split in the stands.

With this win, Missouri will play Oklahoma in a rematch at the Big 12 Championship in San Antonio next week. With an 11-1 record, Oklahoma is the team's only loss on this season. Missouri has never accomplished an 11 win season nor a chance to attend the Big 12 Championship. This is also the team's first chance to possibly reach the BCS Championship Game.

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