Highlights
YOUTUBEWin probability
EVERY PLAY · ESPN MODELKICKOFF: ARK 83% · BIGGEST SINGLE-PLAY SWING: 7 PTS
Scoring plays
10 SCORES
Cam Little 36 Yd Field Goal
0-3

Harrison Mevis 46 Yd Field Goal
3-3

Raheim Sanders 1 Yd Run (Cam Little Kick)
3-10

Harrison Mevis 49 Yd Field Goal
6-10

Trelon Smith 4 Yd Run (Cam Little Kick)
6-17

Treylon Burks 52 Yd pass from KJ Jefferson (Cam Little Kick)
6-24

Harrison Mevis 41 Yd Field Goal
9-24

Cam Little 23 Yd Field Goal
9-27

Raheim Sanders 7 Yd Run (Cam Little Kick)
9-34

Tyler Badie 5 Yd Run (Tauskie Dove Pass to Keke Chism for Two-Point Conversion)
17-34
What happened
ESPN RECAPNo. 25 Arkansas beats Missouri, caps best season since 2011
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. -- , Sam Pittman grinned for almost the entirety of his postgame press conference Friday night. The Arkansas coach and his team had done something no others ever had. The No. 25 Razorbacks capped their regular season with a 34-17 victory over Missouri, snapping a five-game losing streak to the Tigers. The win also kept the Battle Line Trophy in Fayetteville and provided Arkansas a perfect 3-0 season in its trophy games. Arkansas (8-4, 4-4 Southeastern Conference) is only two seasons removed from the worst two seasons in school history. In the previous five seasons combined, the Razorbacks hadn’t won a trophy game even once. “I know it’s 8-4 and the world may look at 8-4 as 8-4, but it’s not here at Arkansas,” Pittman said. “It’s different. We haven’t been relevant for a while.
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Team stats
MIZ · ARKDONALD W. REYNOLDS RAZORBACK STADIUM, FAYETTEVILLE · ATTENDANCE 67,320
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