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Matchup Preview *|* November 28, 2015
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#2 Kansas Jayhawks (11-0 (7-0), 5-0 Away)		#7 Missouri Tigers (10-1 (6-1), 5-0 Home)
Offensive Stats Comparison 57.5 (#1) Points Per Game 55.1 (#2) 7440 (#1) Total Offensive Yards 9393 (#4) 6383 (#1) Passing Yards 3468 (#14) 1057 (#112) Rushing Yards 2925 (#4) 75 Passing TD 31 12 Rushing TD 35 266 First Downs 288 65 Red Zone Attempts 87 49-4 Red Zone TD-FG 52-9 81 Red Zone Percentage 70 Defensive Stats Comparison 35.0 (#99) Points Per Game 25.5 (#42) 5382 (#113) Total Yards Allowed 4297 (#58) 3615 (#115) Passing Yards Allowed 3370 (#108) 1767 (#55) Rushing Yards Allowed 927 (#1) 1 Fumble Recoveries 16 7 Interceptions 26 47 Red Zone Attempts 44 40-4 Red Zone TD-FG 14-6 93 Red Zone Percentage 45 Injury Report C. J Hester Questionable LG. S. Taylor Questionable CB. C. Robinson Questionable WR. B. Hannah Questionable WR. J. Thomas Questionable HB. A. Harrell Questionable Game Notes In one of the closest rivalries in all college football, where Missouri holds the edge 58-57 in wins, Kansas and Missouri lock up once again with huge national implications. In 2006, 2008, 2009, and 2010 the Border War meant little to a national audience. But 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014 twice, and now 2015 have all had national implications. Last year the teams met twice for the first time ever, and it cost Kansas a shot at the national title, and gave Missouri the resume boost they needed to make their first ever BCS Title game. Kansas has the most prolific passing attack in the nation, and will live and die by the pass. Expect Missouri to blitz every down, Cunningham has to be forced to pass or he will wait for the opening. Missouri will have to run the ball and keep the Jayhawks defense on the field. Unfortunately they are pretty much without any known backs, although J. Ross has done a fine job so far. Luckily Nick Harris, the redshirt senior, has been able to come back and play, as the concussion scare was just a scare. Missouri might upset Kansas, but there are no redo's this year. It's Kansas, Missouri, 2015 Border War, and whoever wins plays Baylor in two weeks for the Big XII Title. For the Jayhawks if they win, they face a team they killed a few weeks back, and almost a certainty of returning to the BCS Championship where they claimed their first NCAA Football National Championship ever 2 years ago. Missouri needs help, but if they beat Kansas they could backdoor their way into the BCS Championship Game also. Projection: Kansas 70, Missouri 23. Kansas's offense makes Arkansas's look like cheerleaders trying to do cage fighting. Missouri has no chance to keep up if their defense doesn't hold, and they haven't held that well all year.