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Rams head coach Sean McVay announced Harrison Mevis will be the team's kicker for Week 10 against the 49ers, marking his first NFL game, while Jake McQuaide will serve as the long snapper. The decision was based on evaluations of both kickers' performances, with Mevis recently signed to the practice squad and having a strong record in college and the UFL.
The Rams signed Harrison Mevis to their practice squad as a potential replacement for struggling kicker Joshua Karty, who has missed some kicks this season. Additionally, Ronnie Rivers was promoted to the active roster.
No. 9 Missouri capitalized on late mistakes by Florida to secure a 33-31 victory. A mishandled snap by Florida's backup quarterback led to a recovery by Missouri's defense, which was quickly followed by a 77-yard touchdown pass from Brady Cook to Theo Wease. Florida then made a crucial error by going out of bounds on a play, giving Missouri an extra timeout and allowing them to kick a field goal to take the lead with five seconds left. Despite some missed opportunities and defensive struggles, Missouri's talent and execution led them to their ninth win of the season.
In a thrilling game against Florida, Mizzou celebrated their senior night with a 33-31 victory. Kicker Harrison Mevis played a crucial role, going 4/4 on field goals, including the game-winner. The passing game struggled initially but came through when it mattered most, with big plays from Luther Burden and Theo Wease Jr. The defense allowed several chunk gains but made key plays to secure the win. Mizzou's ground game was dominant, led by Cody Schrader's 148 rushing yards. Red zone efficiency remained an issue, with multiple trips resulting in field goals. With a win over Arkansas, Mizzou could secure a NY6 bowl and a 10-win season.
Missouri's Harrison Mevis, who had been in a slump, kicked an SEC-record 61-yard field goal to secure a 30-27 upset victory over No. 15 Kansas State. Mevis' kick marked Missouri's first win over a top-15 team since 2018. Quarterback Brady Cook also played a crucial role, throwing for a career-high 356 yards. The win is seen as a program-affirming moment for Missouri coach Eli Drinkwitz, who had faced criticism after a non-winning season in 2022.
Harrison Mevis, known as Missouri's "Thiccer Kicker" due to his unconventional build, nailed a 61-yard field goal to help the Tigers secure a thrilling 30-27 upset victory over No. 15 Kansas State. Mevis' kick set an SEC record and became the second-longest field goal in Missouri history. In his four seasons at Missouri, Mevis has been successful on 63 of 76 field goal attempts and 10 of 13 from 50+ yards.