Missouri State attempts onside kick against Marshall to start second half
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 20, 2026, 4:49 AM
Last updated Sep 20, 2026

Missouri State tried to execute an onside kick to start the second half in their game against Marshall on September 19, but the attempt was unsuccessful and the Bears were offside. Casey Woods, in his third game as head coach, aimed for an aggressive strategy following a missed opportunity for a touchdown late in the first half. Leading 17-10 at halftime, Marshall capitalized on the short field created by the onside kick failure and scored a touchdown, increasing their lead to 24-10. Missouri State mounted a comeback effort, but ultimately fell short against Marshall.
- •Missouri State lost to Marshall 30-24 on September 19.
- •Woods attempted an onside kick to regain momentum starting the second half.
- •Marshall scored shortly after the failed kickoff attempt.
- •Missouri State was unable to convert a first-and-goal opportunity late in the first half.
- 4:49 AMYahoo Sports — Why did Missouri State onside kick to start second half vs Marshall?
"Missouri State tried to trick Marshall to start the second half. The Bears opted for an onside kick, but it failed. Casey Woods explains the decision.
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