Missouri State football coach not worried about fourth quarter scoring
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 22, 2026, 8:04 AM
Last updated Sep 22, 2026

Missouri State football has yet to score in the fourth quarter this season, raising questions about their late-game performance. Head coach Casey Woods expressed no concern, attributing the lack of points to circumstances rather than a fundamental scoring issue. The Bears gained 134 yards on seven fourth-quarter drives, but two of those efforts stalled in the red zone. As they prepare for upcoming conference play, Missouri State aims to improve their offensive execution in critical moments.
- •Missouri State has yet to score in the fourth quarter this season.
- •The Bears totaled 569 yards against Lindenwood and 506 versus Marshall.
- •Two of seven late drives resulted in failures to score in the red zone.
- •Coach Casey Woods sees the issue as circumstantial rather than systemic.
- •The Bears prepare for a matchup against SMU next week.
- 8:04 AMYahoo Sports — Missouri State football's 4th quarter scoring not worth the concern
"Missouri State football hasn't scored in the fourth quarter this season. Casey Woods isn't concerned at all.
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