Cody Kirby News

Missouri State won two more games this football season than last and tripled its representation on the All-Missouri Valley Conference first team.

Missouri State could have a backup quarterback who's more than a quarterback next season.

Only hours remain in Clay Harbor's college football career, but unlike Missouri State's nine other seniors, he probably has more football ahead.

You couldn't ask for much more as MSU rushed for 222 yards against a defense that was leading the Valley by allowing only 96 rushing yards per game.

Andrew Huck ran for three touchdowns and threw for two more in Butler's 31-28 win over Dayton on Saturday.

Clay Harbor catches a touchdown pass during the Missouri State Bearsa 24-17 loss to South Dakota State Oct.

For the last six weeks, the Indiana State football team has been a picture of good health.

Missouri State's football victory over Indiana State on Saturday was part relief, part elation.

The Missouri State Bears were able to convert three Indiana State turnovers into 14 points and accumulated five sacks to turn back the visiting Sycamores, 31-7, here Saturday in MVFC action.

Cody Kirby threw for a touchdown and ran for another to lead Missouri State to a 31-7 win over Indiana State Saturday.

Talk about a hollow feeling. Missouri State senior tight end Clay Harbor became the school's career leader in receptions after an eight-catch Saturday at Plaster Sports Complex against Illinois State.

As the final seconds faded off of the clock in Missouri State's 24-14 loss to Illinois State on Saturday, the Bears' playoff hopes faded away as well.

No. 3 Southern Illinois allowed just 90 yards of total offense in a 33-0 victory over Indiana State for its 12th straight Missouri Valley Football Conference win on Saturday afternoon at Memorial Stadium.

The Halloween homecoming at Missouri St. featured more tricks than treats for the up and down Bruins.

Illinois State leads Missouri State 21-14 at halftime of today's Missouri Valley Conference football game at Plaster Sports Complex.

When Missouri State's Mikael Cooper-Falls arrived in the end zone, 57 yards after taking the handoff, the freshman finally was certain he belonged.

The weather outside the Fargodome reflected the crowds energy within the building: gloomy, and not at all excited.

The homecoming game for any college football team is a big deal. It becomes even more important, however, when that game is against a conference opponent.

The Bears were determined to rush the football in an attempt to eat clock and try to keep the noisy Fargodome fans out of the game.

Mikael Cooper-Falls rushed for 105 yards and a touchdown to lead Missouri State to a 21-17 victory over North Dakota State Saturday.