Week 3 of the 2023 college football season will showcase an exciting and high-octane game between the Kansas State Wildcats and the Missouri Tigers. Both teams have had a strong start to the season, but one team will walk away with their first loss of the campaign.
The Wildcats shut out Southeast Missouri State 45-0 in their opener. In Week 2, Kansas trounced Troy with a 42-13 scoreline.
Meanwhile, the Tigers' first two games of the season were against South Dakota and Middle Tennessee. Coach Eliah Drinkwitz's team performed well and will be confident heading into this contest,
What channel is Kansas State vs. Missouri on?
The Kansas vs. Missouri game will be broadcast on the SEC Network and streamed live on ESPN+ and the FuboTV app.
When and where will the Kansas State Wildcats and the Missouri Tigers be playing?
The Wildcats will face Missouri on Sept. 16 at the Falurot Field at Memorial Stadium, the home ground of the Missouri Tigers in Columbia, Missouri.
Kansas State vs. Missouri start time
The match between Kansas and Missouri is expected to kick off at 12 pm ET.
Who will be the starting QB for the Kansas State Wildcats?
The Wildcats are putting their faith in quarterback Will Howard. Howard joined Kansas State as an early admission in 2020 and debuted as a backup quarterback. Last season, he was asked to step up when Ardian Martinez went down with an injury. He played seven games in 2022 and recorded 1,633 passing yards and 15 passing touchdowns.
The first two games of this season have seen him rack up 547 passing yards and five passing touchdowns.
Who will be the starting QB for the Missouri Tigers?
Brady Cook is the starting quarterback for the Tigers. He was also the QB1 for the team last season and started in all 13 games. Cook went on to put up 2,739 passing yards and 14 passing touchdowns in the 2022 campaign.
Brady retained the starting quarterback job this season as well and has already racked up 376 passing yards and three passing touchdowns with zero interceptions in two games.
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