Penalties prove to be Mizzou’s biggest opponent in matchup against Mississippi State

One penalty can decide the momentum of a game in any given moment. But how about seven penalties in the first half of the game. Missouri struggled to stay discipline throughout the first three quarters, specifically the first half, allowing Mississippi State to stay competitive. Both the Tigers’ offense and defense ultimately shined through in the fourth, allowing them to pull away and get the victory over the Bulldogs, 49-27, on Saturday in Columbia. The penalties were headlined by the ejection of Nate Johnson and Josiah Trotter, both of which came in the first half. The former was ejected during

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