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DALLAS (AP) — Kevin Jennings threw for 464 yards to become SMU’s career passing leader as the No. 22 Mustangs overcame an early 10-point deficit for a 34-24 win over Missouri State and the coach who used to be his offensive coordinator.
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who → throw → State
Jennings finished 33-of-39 passing, including a school-record 21 consecutive completions, with three touchdowns and an interception.
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Jennings → finish → touchdowns
Tight end Theo Melin Ohrstrom had two of the scores, while Yamir Knight had 11 catches for 164 yards with a late 28-yard TD.
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Knight → have → TD
Jalen Cooper caught eight passes for 125 yards.
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Cooper → catch → yards
With his 722 career completions and 9,162 yards passing, Jennings surpassed the 9,081 yards and 718 completions Ben Hicks had from 2016-18.
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Hicks → surpass → 2016
Jennings also had a 1-yard TD run and his 78 TDs responsible for (67 passing, 11 rushing) broke Tanner Mordecai’s previous school record of 76 in that category.
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TDs → have → category
While Jennings already had 291 yards passing and Knight 125 receiving by halftime, the Mustangs (3-1) had two turnovers in the first quarter that Missouri State (1-3) converted into a 10-0 lead.
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State → have → lead
A 19-yard TD pass from Jennings to Ohrstrom with 4 seconds left in the first half finally put the Mustangs ahead 14-10.
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pass → leave → Mustangs
Jennings’ scoring run ended their first drive after the break.
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run → end → break
First-year Missouri State coach Casey Woods was SMU’s offensive coordinator the past four seasons, and helped recruit Jennings.
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Woods → help → Jennings
Woods and SMU coach Rhett Lashlee are longtime friends who also were on staff together at Arkansas State after being low-level assistants at Auburn when the Tigers won the 2010 national championship.
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Tigers → win → championship
Joel Boamah’s 60-yard interception return for a touchdown, a bad pass that Jennings threw right to the cornerback, put Missouri State up 10-0 with 41 seconds left in the first quarter.
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Jennings → throw → quarter
That came only four plays after Yousef Obeid’s 35-yard field goal set up by Martavis Blackmon’s recovery inside the Bears 10 when Knight fumbled at the end of a 23-yard gain.
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Knight → come → gain
Kendrick Raphael had 96 yards rushing for SMU, including a 1-yard TD run early in the second quarter.
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Raphael → have → quarter
That capped a 78-yard, 11-play drive that included an unnecessary roughness penalty against defensive tackle Tim Brantley when he shoved down Jennings after an incompletion on third-and-goal.
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he → cap → third
Just like last September when hosting SMU in its first home game as an FBS team, Missouri State jumped out to a 10-0 lead.
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State → host → lead
The Bearcats opened this season with a 50-0 loss at then-No. 8 Texas A&M.
SMU:
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Bearcats → open → A&M.
The Mustangs rebounded from their 41-31 loss at Louisville, but were far from sharp as a more than four-TD favorite in their last non-ACC game.
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Mustangs → rebound → game
Along with the two early turnovers, the Mustangs’ opening drive of the game ended with an incompletion on fourth-and-3 from the 30 and they missed two field goals.
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they → end → goals
Up next
SMU plays its first ACC home game against Boston College next Saturday.
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SMU → play → College
Missouri State has an open date before its C-USA opener Oct. 8 at Western Kentucky.
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State → have → Kentucky