US EditionMississippi State Rallies From 14-Point Fourth-Quarter Deficit to Beat Arkansas 38
- On Saturday, Mississippi State's Blake Shapen threw an 18-yard touchdown to Anthony Evans III with 18 seconds left, lifting the Bulldogs 38 to 35 after trailing by 14 with 13:43 left.
- Arkansas committed 18 penalties for 193 yards, significantly hampering field position, and the Razorbacks, with the seventh-ranked offense in FBS, lost 15 yards on their final three drives.
- Shapen finished with 242 passing yards and two touchdowns, while Brenan Thompson caught a 32-yard fourth-and-7 pass and had six catches for 107 yards.
- The victory was Mississippi State Bulldogs' first SEC win since Oct. 21, 2023, and snapped their four-game losing streak.
- Mississippi State Bulldogs will host Georgia on Nov. 8, while Arkansas Razorbacks travel to LSU on Nov. 15 for key conference matchups.
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