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Mizzou Looks to Keep Momentum Going Against Louisiana
Mizzou Athletics moved kickoff to noon to avoid forecasted 96-degree heat, prioritizing safety after consulting the National Weather Service and public safety officials.
- Mizzou Football moved kickoff for its Saturday home game against Louisiana to 12 p.m. at Memorial Stadium due to forecasted extreme heat.
- The change was made after discussions involving weather experts and local safety authorities to address expected temperatures nearing 96 degrees.
- The sold-out game marks the teams' first-ever meeting and will be broadcast on ESPN+ and SEC Network+, with gates opening at 10 a.m. and Tiger Walk starting at 9:30 a.m.
- Mizzou Athletics Director Laird Veatch emphasized that protecting the well-being of the student-athletes and ensuring an enjoyable experience for attendees on game day are their highest priorities.
- The earlier kickoff aims to ensure a safer and more enjoyable environment amid extreme heat while digital tickets adjust automatically and fans must enter on the side of their seats.
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