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Where Mizzou stood tall, and fell short, in Border War football victory at Kansas

AI-generated summary reviewed by our newsroom. The first Border War in Lawrence since 2005 brought all the fireworks, passion and vitriol a college football rivalry entails. At the end of it all, the No. 23 Missouri Tigers were victorious over the Kansas Jayhawks for the fifth straight meeting in this series, winning 38-21 on Friday night at David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium. The game had it all: cheap shots that resulted into flags, trash-talk between players and fans and unpredictable play that made for great prime-time viewing.

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