The college football season is underway, and the game between the Kansas Jayhawks and the Missouri Tigers caught everyone’s attention with its intense action. The lead-up to the game was heated, as Kansas released a hype video labeling Missouri as ‘evil’ due to its historical role as a slave state in the mid-1800s.
The game concluded with Missouri triumphing over Kansas with a score of 38-21. Missouri’s head coach, Eli Drinkwitz, mentioned that their last-minute score was a deliberate move to ’embarrass’ their rivals for the earlier social media jab.
During this notable game, Kansas quarterback Isaiah Marshall made an extraordinary play that many are calling a top contender for the ‘throw of the year.’ Despite Kansas eventually losing, Marshall’s throw was remarkable and is expected to be remembered as one of the highlights of the season.
Throughout the game, Marshall faced some challenges. He completed only 43% of his passes and committed two interceptions. Yet, his outstanding throw demonstrated his potential as a promising player for Kansas in the coming years.
As college football continues, the rivalry between Kansas and Missouri is renewed, and the ‘Border War’ gains new chapters. Kansas might still leverage the ‘no-scope sideline pass’ from Marshall when in need of a game-changing play.

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