- Q2 14:14FGMOSTYousef Obeid 24 Yd Field Goal0–3
- Q2 8:54FGMOSTYousef Obeid 25 Yd Field Goal0–6
- Q2 0:00TDKENNDylan Gary 10 Yd pass from Rickie Collins (Daniel Kinney Kick)7–6
- Q3 9:26TDMOSTIsaiah Myers 14 Yd pass from Henry Belin IV (Connor Lair Run for Two-Point Conversion)7–14
- Q3 6:01TDKENNRickie Collins 9 Yd Run (Daniel Kinney Kick)14–14
- Q4 9:20TDMOSTIsaiah Myers 12 Yd pass from Henry Belin IV (Yousef Obeid Kick)14–21
- Q4 6:06TDKENNBoogie Woods III 1 Yd Run (Daniel Kinney Kick)21–21
- Q4 0:00FGMOSTYousef Obeid 22 Yd Field Goal21–24
Kennesaw State Owls vs Missouri State Bears — 2026-10-14 Game Analysis
Final · Wed
ESPN game file
Recap
On October 14, 2026, the Missouri State Bears defeated the Kennesaw State Owls 24-21 at Robert W. Plaster Stadium in Springfield, Missouri. Yousef Obeid booted a 22-yard field goal as time expired after a 13-play, 72-yard drive that consumed the final 6:06 of the fourth quarter.
Henry Belin IV passed for a career-high 300 yards and threw two touchdown passes to Isaiah Myers, who finished with seven catches for 135 yards. Myers scored on a 14-yard catch in the third quarter, and Connor Lair ran for the two-point conversion that made it 14-7. Belin found Myers again on a 12-yard strike in the fourth quarter for a 21-14 lead.
Rickie Collins passed for 260 yards and accounted for three touchdowns for Kennesaw State, which fell to 1-5 and 0-2 in Conference USA. Collins hit Dylan Gary on a 10-yard touchdown with no time left in the first half, and Gary tied a program record with 10 receptions for 135 yards. Collins added a 9-yard scoring run, and Boogie Woods III tied the game at 21-21 on a 1-yard plunge with 6:06 remaining.
Missouri State improved to 2-4 overall and 1-1 in Conference USA despite Kennesaw State's third straight one-score loss. The Bears held the ball for 33:36 and outgained the Owls 421-337, but needed Obeid's winner after Woods answered Isaiah Myers' second touchdown.
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Game stats
| Statistic | Kennesaw State Owls | Missouri State Bears |
|---|---|---|
| First downs | 23 | 26 |
| Total yards | 337 | 421 |
| Net passing yards | 260 | 303 |
| Rushing yards | 77 | 118 |
| Third-down conversions | 3-11 | 7-14 |
| Fourth-down conversions | 1-3 | 1-3 |
| Turnovers | 0 | 1 |
| Penalties–yards | 11-97 | 9-84 |
| Time of possession | 26:24 | 33:36 |
Kennesaw State Owls vs Missouri State Bears — NCAA Game Analysis
Missouri State Bears defeated Kennesaw State Owls 24–21, a 3-point margin. Missouri State Bears led in total offense, 421 to 337. Missouri State Bears led in rushing yards, 118 to 77. Kennesaw State Owls committed fewer turnovers, 0 to 1. Kennesaw State Owls converted 3 of 11 third downs; Missouri State Bears converted 7 of 14.
Based on the recorded score and available team statistics. Source: ESPN game file.
Lineup
These are the players credited on the game file. That file does not list a starting lineup or positions.
Kennesaw State Owls
Passing
- #1Rickie Collins
- Team
- #9Davis Bryson
Rushing
- #24Boogie Woods III
- #1Rickie Collins
- #21Triston Morgan
- #9Davis Bryson
- #6Latrelle Murrell
Receiving
- #13Dylan Gary
- #15Javon Rogers
- #24Boogie Woods III
- #7Navelle Dean
- #9Davis Bryson
- #84Keon Davis
- #88Jamari Harrold
Defense
- #11Tywon Christopher
- #44Baron Hopson
- #5Tay'vion Lawson
- #13Cam Miller
- #9Isaac Paul
- #20Tyler Hallum
- #96Jaiden Grimes
- #6Marcus Patterson
- #0Perry Fisher
- #18Josh Anglin
- #15Devin Morgan
- #4Alexander Ford
- #55Ugonna Nwoha
- #53AJ Miller
- #7Luke Evans
- #46Jeremy Greaves Jr.
- #31Kai Russell
- #10Ethan Tookes
- #16Alfred Thomas
Missouri State Bears
Passing
- #2Henry Belin IV
- #0Jmariyae Robinson
Rushing
- #40Connor Lair
- #2Henry Belin IV
- #22Ramone Green Jr.
- #10King Davis
- Team
Receiving
- #3Isaiah Myers
- #0Jmariyae Robinson
- #85Dillon Hipp
- #40Connor Lair
- #88Jeron Askren
- #11Makai Cope
- #22Ramone Green Jr.
- #10King Davis
Defense
- #0Jared Lloyd
- #7Malik Ganaway
- #8Joel Kpassou
- #12Joel Boamah
- #21Jashawn Cooper
- #11Tim Brantley Jr.
- #49Dylan Brooks
- #29Christian Ford
- #16J.J. O'Neal
- #57Gilles Tchio
- #10Jalile Elliott
- #80Michael Osei-Bonsu
- #15Martavis Blackmon
- #96Blessing Igbinedion
- #3Khalil Anderson
- #35Austin Yelder
- #24Caleb Olabode
- #33Anthony Mattison
- #31Cooper Roy
- #94Breylon McCuller
- #52Kaden Jones
- #92Josh Lukusa