Highlights and Touchdowns: Missouri 22-24 Army in Armed Forces Bowl 2021

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Now the 4-time Armed Forces Bowl Campions!

Army win at the Armed Forces Bowl!

FIELD GOAL

Cole Talley 41 yards Field Goal is Good.

The Game is Over!

Jabari Laws pass complete to Isaiah Alston for 11 yds to the Misso 24.

1st & 10

Jabari Laws pass complete to Isaiah Alston for 10 yds to Army 48.

1st & 10

Sean Koetting kickoff for 65 yds for a touchback.

Keke Chism 6 yards pass from Brady Cook, TOUCHDOWN.

Two-Point Pass Conversion Failed.

Brady Cook pass complete to Elijah Young for 11 yds to Army 6.

1st & Goal

Brady Cook pass complete to Barrett Banister for 6 yds to Army 17 at 2nd & 6.

1st & 10

Brady Cook pass complete to Barrett Banister for 8 yds to Army 27 at 2nd & 3.

1st & 10

Brady Cook pass complete to Barrett Banister for 17 yds to Army 42.

1st & 10

Brady Cook pass complete to Tauskie Dove for 12 yds to Misso 41.

1st & 10

Brady Cook pass complete to Dawson Downing for 12 yds to Misso 29.

1st & 10

Zach Harding punt for 38 yds, fair catch by D'ionte Smith at Misso 17.

Tyhier Tyler run for 2 yds to Army 42.

2nd & 8

Grant McKinniss punt for 41 yds, fair catch by Tyrell Robinson at Army 40.

Brady Cook pass complete to Tauskie Dove for 10 yds to Misso 12.

1st & 10

Zach Harding punt for 39 yds, downed at Misso 2.

Jakobi Buchanan run for 1 yd to Misso 47.

2nd & 9

FUMBLE

Dawson Downing run for 4 yds to Misso 48 Dawson Downing fumbled, forced by Marquel Broughton. 

Recovered by Army Andre Carter II , return for 3 yds to Misso 48.

Dawson Downing run for 9 yds to Misso 47 at 3rd & 1.

1st & 10

Cole Talley kickoff for 60 yds.

Kris Abrams-Draine return for 11 yds to Misso 16.

Back to…. Pass! @ArmyWP_Football takes the lead! Pardon the camera work, have to follow the option pic.twitter.com/idnDwAog0m

— LM Armed Forces Bowl (@ArmedForcesBowl) December 23, 2021

Brandon Walters 14 yards pass from Tyhier Tyler for TOUCHDOWN.

Cole Talley extra point is Good.

Tyson Riley run for 8 yds to Misso 22 at 2nd & 7.

1st & 10

Jakobi Buchanan run for 2 yds to Misso 33 at 3rd & 1.

1st & 10

Missouri 16-14 Army

 Jakobi Buchanan run for 4 yds to Misso 44 at 4th & 2.

1st & 10

Jakobi Buchanan run for 4 yds to Army 48.

2nd & 6

Dawson Downing run for a loss of 1 yard to Army 44 at 4th & 1.

Turnover on Downs.

Cook pass complete to Barrett Banister for 8 yds to Misso 48 at 3rd & 4.

1st & 10

Dawson Downing run for 11 yds to Misso 34.

1st & 10

Cole Talley kickoff for 60 yds.

Kris Abrams-Draine return for 15 yds to Misso 20.

Jakobi Buchanan 10 yards Run for TOUCHDOWN.

Cole Talley extra point is Good.

Jakobi Buchanan run for 2 yds to Misso 7 at 4th & 1.

1st & Goal

Christian Anderson run for 13 yds to Misso 18.

1st & 10

 

 

Christian Anderson run for 2 yds to Misso 31 at 3rd & 1.

1st & 10

Cade Barnard run for 5 yds to Misso 42 at 2nd & 4.

1st & 10

Jakobi Buchanan run for 3 yds to Army 47 at 3rd & 2.

1st & 10

Christian Anderson pass complete to Brandon Walters for 9 yds to Army 36 at 2nd & 8.

1st & 10

Sean Koetting kickoff for 64 yds for a touchback.

Scoreboard at half time:

Sean Koetting on-side kick recovered by Army at Army 38.

FIELD GOAL

Harrison Mevis 39 yards Field Goal is Good.

Brady Cook pass complete to Keke Chism for 22 yds to Army 28.

1st & 10

Elijah Young run for 3 yds to the 50 yard line at 2nd & 1.

1st & 10

Brady Cook pass complete to JJ Hester for 13 yds to Misso 38.

1st & 10

Dawson Downing run for 2 yds to Misso 26.

1st & 10

Brady Cook pass complete to Barrett Banister for 9 yds to Misso 24.

2nd & 1

Zach Harding punt for 55 yards.

D'ionte Smith returns for a loss of 2 yards to the Misso 15.

Jakobi Buchanan run for 4 yds to Army 29.

2nd & 6

Sean Koetting kickoff for 65 yds for a touchback.

FIELD GOAL

Harrison Mevis 25 yards Field Goal is Good.

Brady Cook run for 9 yds to Army 15 at 3rd & 4.

1st & 10

Dawson Downing run for 4 yds to Army 30 at 3rd & 2.

1st & 10

Dawson Downing run for 10 yds to Army 42.

1st & 10

Brady Cook pass complete to Barrett Banister for 5 yds to Misso 48 at 3rd & 4.

1st & 10

Brady Cook pass complete to Elijah Young for 9 yds to Misso 37 at 2nd & 7.

1st & 10

Cole Talley kickoff for 65 yds for a touchback.

Christian Anderson run for 22 yds for a TOUCHDOWN.

Cole Talley extra point is Good.

Jakobi Buchanan run for 3 yds to Misso 22 at 4th & 2.

1st & 10

Missouri 10-0 Army

Christian Anderson pass complete to Tyrell Robinson for 42 yds to Misso 33.

1st & 10

Sean Koetting kickoff for 65 yds for a touchback.

FIELD GOAL

Harrison Mevis 22 yards Field Goal is GOOD.

Brady Cook pass complete to Keke Chism for 23 yds to the Army 7.

1st & 10

Elijah Young run for 21 yds to Misso 47.

1st & 10

FIELD GOAL ATT

Cole Talley 43 yards Field Goal MISSED

Jakobi Buchanan run for 3 yds to the Misso 23 at 4th & 1.

1st & 10

 

 

Brandon Walters run for 15 yds to Misso 35.

1st & 10

Tyson Riley run for 12 yds to the 50 yard line.

1st & 10

Jakobi Buchanan run for 5 yds to Army 38 at 3rd & 2.

1st & 10

Jakobi Buchanan run for 6 yds to Army 31.

2nd & 4

Sean Koetting kickoff for 65 yds for a touchback.

That was quick! @MizzouFootball takes it to the house for the opening score! pic.twitter.com/GZBcZ0gjKn

— LM Armed Forces Bowl (@ArmedForcesBowl) December 23, 2021

Brady Cook run for 30 yds for a TOUCHDOWN.

Harrison Mevis extra point is Good.

Elijah Young run for 12 yds to Army 30.

1st & 10

Dawson Downing run for 12 yds to Army 42.

1st & 10

Brady Cook pass complete to Dawson Downing for 13 yds to Misso 46.

1st & 10

Brady Cook pass complete to Dominic Lovett for 5 yds to Misso 33.

2nd & 5

Cole Talley kickoff for 65 yds.

Kris Abrams-Draine return for 28 yds to the Misso 28.

Motivational moments before kickoff. With soul, life and heart both teams will go out to seek victory!

One last time together. #GoArmy | #LastoftheHard pic.twitter.com/JzwG4CdNgv

— Army Football (@ArmyWP_Football) December 23, 2021

Ladies and gentlemen, everything is ready at Amon G. Carter Stadium for kick-off. The kickoff will be in a minute, and let's hope this edition of the Armed Forces Bowl is a great college football game.

Players warm-up moment, where they also take the opportunity to fine-tune the last details prior to the start of the game.

Some rhythm. pic.twitter.com/xvjPbYGNTp

— LM Armed Forces Bowl (@ArmedForcesBowl) December 23, 2021

The Armed Forces Bowl, formerly the Fort Worth Bowl from 2003 to 2005, is an annual postseason college football game. First played in 2003, the game typically takes place at the 45,000-seat Amon G. Carter Stadium on the Texas Christian University campus in Fort Worth, Texas.

The Bowl was first played in December 2003, with two teams ranked, No. 18 Boise State and No. 19 TCU. It was the only edition that featured a classified team until the No. 22 Army played in December 2018.

The 2010 and 2011 editions were played at Gerald J. Ford Stadium in University Park, Texas, when Amon G. Carter Stadium was under reconstruction. The game features teams from a variety of college football conferences. Additionally, the independent United States Military (Army) Academy is also eligible to participate. Since 2014, the game has been sponsored by Lockheed Martin and is officially known as the Lockheed Martin Armed Forces Bowl. Previous sponsors were Bell Helicopter (2006–2013) and PlainsCapital Bank (2003–2004).

The Missouri players are also on the field at Amon G. Carter Stadium warming up prior to the Armed Forces Bowl.

Getting busy on @MizzouFootball side now. pic.twitter.com/LOnlpL6BOY

— LM Armed Forces Bowl (@ArmedForcesBowl) December 23, 2021

Today is Sean Koetting's Birthday and we congratulate everyone!

The Army players are already on the field of play at the Amon G. Carter stadium, warming up before the start of the game.

Up close and personal with @ArmyWP_Football. pic.twitter.com/y8w7o42Wzh

— LM Armed Forces Bowl (@ArmedForcesBowl) December 23, 2021

Missouri's defense falls short of the quality of its offense, ranking in the top 100 nationwide in almost every relevant stat. They allow 35 points per game at 450+ yards per game and do much better against passing game than against running, where they allow 228 yards per game and rank 127th in the league in running defense.

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⏰ 7 PM
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— Mizzou Football (@MizzouFootball) December 22, 2021

Army has a solid defense that ranks 35th overall in scoring defense and is in the top twenty in yards per game and running defense. However, the Black Knights are vulnerable in the passing game on defense, allowing 8.2 yards per pass attempt and overall allowing 208 yards per game, for 38th place.

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🎳 @ArmedForcesBowl
🆚 Missouri
⏰ 7 PM CT / 8 PM ET
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📊 https://t.co/lfSYA00hHE#GoArmy | #LastoftheHard | #LMAFB pic.twitter.com/F8JtYeuY0e

— Army Football (@ArmyWP_Football) December 22, 2021

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This is the start time of the game Missouri vs Army on December 22^nd, 2021 in several countries:

Argentina: 10:00 PM

Bolivia: 9:00 PM

Brazil: 11:00 PM

Chile: 10:00 PM 

Colombia: 8:00 PM

Ecuador: 8:00 PM

USA (ET): 8:00 PM in ESPN

Spain: 2:00 AM (December 23^rd)

Mexico: 7:00 PM in ESPN

Paraguay: 10:00 PM 

Peru: 8:00 PM 

Uruguay: 10:00 PM

Venezuela: 9:00 PM

The triple-option offense is the force multiplier that allows the Black Knights to compete against stronger teams on the field of play. But this Army team doesn't throw the ball just as a last resort. Black Knights QB Christian Anderson has thrown for 653 passing yards and thrown five touchdowns with no interceptions.

Two players lead the Tigers offense, QB Connor Bazelak, who has 2,540 passing yards, 16 touchdowns, and 11 interceptions, and running back Tyler Badie, who has rushed for 1,612 yards on the season while averaging 134.3 yards per game and scoring. 14 touchdowns.

Army is a team that runs first, yet their passing attack is first in the league in yards per pass attempt with eleven yards per pass. The Black Knights have the second-leading running game and are averaging 286 yards per game. Generally, teams that run the ball are not prolific in the scoring department, but Army is an exception, scoring 33 points per game and ranks 25th in that category.

Missouri's offense isn't particularly impressive in any statistical category, however, they do average 5.1 yards per run attempt, ranking 24th in that category. The offense averages 30 points per game, gains a little over 400 yards and is fairly balanced between running and passing.

The Army Black Knights had an excellent season and entered the annual Army-Navy game as big favorites, but were defeated by the Midshipmen. So now Army's job will be to put that painful game behind him and focus on the next game against the Missouri Tigers in the Armed Forces Bowl.

Bowl Week is here‼️#GoArmy | #LastoftheHard pic.twitter.com/7rSn5eixUK

— Army Football (@ArmyWP_Football) December 18, 2021

The Missouri Tigers were 3-3 in their first six games with victories over Central Michigan, Southeast Missouri State and North Texas. They did the same in their last six games with 34-17 losses to Texas A&M, Georgia and Arkansas and wins over Vanderbilt, South Carolina and, surprisingly, the Florida Gators. A game in which the Gators did not show up and their head coach was subsequently fired. But that is another story.

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🎟 https://t.co/VQXqVZTBRF#MIZ🐯🏈 pic.twitter.com/9MZEINodWl

— Mizzou Football (@MizzouFootball) December 17, 2021

The Missouri Tigers face the Army Black Knights tonight in the Armed Forces Bowl, which will be played at Amon G. Carter Stadium in Fort Worth, Texas.

Missouri was 6-6 on the year and ended on a sour note after a painful loss to Arkansas. While Army were 8-4 this year and come into this game after losing to Navy, their staunch rival.

The Army West Point Black Knights and Missouri Tigers have officially accepted invitations to play in the 2021 Lockheed Martin Armed Forces Bowl. The #BowlForTheBrave will be played on December 22nd at 7:00CT. @MizzouFootball @ArmyWP_Football
Ticket Link: https://t.co/IqCg8hbaar pic.twitter.com/rIgc7A5FyG

— LM Armed Forces Bowl (@ArmedForcesBowl) December 6, 2021

Amon G. Carter Stadium is an outdoor soccer stadium on the campus of Texas Christian University in Fort Worth, Texas. It is the home stadium of the TCU Horned Frogs football team, and after several remodels and expansions, it currently seats 47,000 people.

It is named after Amon G. Carter, a prominent Fort Worth businessman, newspaper publisher, and city promoter. It has several popular nicknames, among which are The Carter and Hell's Half Acre, this in reference to the past of the Wild West of Fort Worth, which was located near the stadium, as well as the difficulty that rival teams have to win in the stadium.

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