Prescott throws 4 TD passes, Mississippi State tops Missouri

COLUMBIA, Mo. -- De'Runnya Wilson bided his time. Whenever Missouri went to man-on-man coverage against the Mississippi State wide receiver, he was ready. "My feet get sweaty, my eyes get blurry, I know the ball's going to come to me," Wilson said after making the most of his chances in the Bulldogs' 31-13 victory on Thursday night. "So, I just try to execute." Dak Prescott threw four touchdown passes and Mississippi State (No. 20 CFP, No. 24 AP) got 100-yard receiving games from Wilson and Fred Ross in the rain. "I've said it year-round," Prescott said of Wilson. "I'll take him vs. any cornerback one-on-one, at any time." The Bulldogs kicked it into gear after a heavy downpour stopped at halftime, turning a one-point game into a runaway with a 17-point third quarter that included two of Prescott's TD throws. "I'm juiced, man," coach Dan Mullen said.