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  • Missouri coach blasts Kansas over slavery references after Border War win
    Tigers beat Kansas 38-21 in historic Border WarRivalry has roots in pre-Civil War slavery conflictDrinkwitz says buildup left him ‘embarrassed’The latest edition of the Border War between Missouri and Kansas turned out to be a mere skirmish for a half.Robert Woodyard Jr produced back-to-back turnovers soon after the break, and Austin Simmons and the potent Tigers offense turned them into touchdowns, helping No 23 Missouri break open a tie game and roll to a 38-21 victory Friday night. Continue r
     

Missouri coach blasts Kansas over slavery references after Border War win

Par : Agencies
12 septembre 2026 à 12:57
  • Tigers beat Kansas 38-21 in historic Border War

  • Rivalry has roots in pre-Civil War slavery conflict

  • Drinkwitz says buildup left him ‘embarrassed’

The latest edition of the Border War between Missouri and Kansas turned out to be a mere skirmish for a half.

Robert Woodyard Jr produced back-to-back turnovers soon after the break, and Austin Simmons and the potent Tigers offense turned them into touchdowns, helping No 23 Missouri break open a tie game and roll to a 38-21 victory Friday night.

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  • Iowa marching band member taken off life support after collapse in extreme heat
    Derek Phillips suffered cardiac arrest at football gameTemperatures reached 94F in Iowa City on SaturdayUniversity has not said whether heat caused collapseA University of Iowa marching band member has been taken off life support after collapsing during extreme heat at the Hawkeyes’ season-opening football game on Saturday, his family said.Derek Phillips, a third-year student from Dubuque, Iowa, suffered a sudden cardiac arrest shortly before the band was scheduled to perform its half-time show
     

Iowa marching band member taken off life support after collapse in extreme heat

8 septembre 2026 à 14:27
  • Derek Phillips suffered cardiac arrest at football game

  • Temperatures reached 94F in Iowa City on Saturday

  • University has not said whether heat caused collapse

A University of Iowa marching band member has been taken off life support after collapsing during extreme heat at the Hawkeyes’ season-opening football game on Saturday, his family said.

Derek Phillips, a third-year student from Dubuque, Iowa, suffered a sudden cardiac arrest shortly before the band was scheduled to perform its half-time show against Northern Illinois at Kinnick Stadium, according to a message posted to his Instagram account by his family.

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