Mizzou football sees player changes following Battle Line Rivalry win
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 5, 2026, 5:00 PM
Last updated Nov 5, 2026

Mizzou secured a 34-10 victory over Arkansas on November 5, 2026, claiming the Battle Line Rivalry title for the fifth consecutive year. The game showcased strategic adjustments in the offense, including increased involvement for running back Demarion Fowlkes, who saw a rise in usage despite not making notable receiving stats. Ahmad Hardy returned to the lineup, contributing to a robust running back rotation, while Preston Hatfield impressed with 49 rushing yards on three carries. In contrast, Luke Work struggled on the offensive line, resulting in multiple penalties, and Xai'Shaun Edwards did not see any offensive snaps, indicating depth changes within the team. Coach Eli Drinkwitz suggested a continued rotation among running backs moving forward.
- •Mizzou won 34-10 against Arkansas on November 5, 2026.
- •Demarion Fowlkes' offensive role increased significantly in recent games.
- •Ahmad Hardy returned to the lineup, adding depth to the running back rotation.
- •Luke Work faced penalties and has struggled on the offensive line.
- •Preston Hatfield achieved 49 rushing yards in limited carries.
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"Some interesting changes within the running back room.
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