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Mizzou Baseball Drops Border War in Front of Record Crowd

Missouri’s eight-run fourth inning and school-record crowd were not enough as Kansas answered with 11 hits and snapped the Tigers’ rally.

  • On Tuesday, Kansas defeated Missouri 11-8 in the latest edition of the baseball Border War, played before a school-record 3,207 fans at Taylor Stadium.
  • The Jayhawks established an early 4-0 lead by the third inning against Missouri starting pitcher PJ Green, who walked four batters in the first and struggled with control throughout.
  • Missouri scored eight runs in the fourth inning, featuring a 400-foot home run from Juliomar Campos, a two-run single from Kaden Peer, and a three-run triple from Blaize Ward to briefly lead 8-6.
  • A three-run home run by Kansas player Tyson Leblanc against reliever Eli Skidmore in the eighth inning regained the lead, handing the Tigers their fifth straight loss.
  • Missouri head coach Kerrick Jackson said the team is "struggling to find some consistency just all around" as they travel to Lexington, Kentucky, for a three-game series against Kentucky beginning Friday.
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Freshmen highlight near-comeback for Mizzou baseball in Border War

In front of a record-breaking sell-out crowd, the Tigers gave up a late lead in loss to Kansas. Mizzou had an eight-run fourth, but didn't score runs outside of that inning.

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Sports Illustrated broke the news in New York, United States on Wednesday, April 1, 2026.
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