SPRINGFIELD–Missouri State football is fresh off its bye week and gearing up to go on the road to face Western Kentucky to begin the Conference USA portion of its schedule.
Both the Bears (1-3) and Hilltoppers (1-4) had a difficult time with their non-conference opponents, but that’s due to the caliber of competition.
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MSU opened the season with a 50-0 loss to then-8th ranked Texas A&M and narrowly fell to No. 22 Southern Methodist, 34-24 two weeks ago. As for WKU, they had the misfortune of playing No. 2 Georgia and No. 4 Indiana, in back-to-back weeks, and got outscored 108-20.
However, with
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