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 Missouri defeated Nevada in EA College Football 27 Campus Conquest Game 2 by forcing a red-zone field goal and answering with an overtime touchdown. Defensive pressure changed Nevada’s possession before a patient run-pass combination produced the winning score. Nevada Threatens in the Red Zone Nevada began the overtime challenge with excellent field position and quickly moved toward the end zone. The early passing game put Missouri’s defense under pressure, but the Tigers responded once Nevada entered the red zone. Missouri recorded a first-down sack that immediately put Nevada behind schedule. The defense followed that play with more quarterback pressure before stopping the third-down run. Nevada gained enough yardage to attempt a field goal, but Missouri prevented the touchdown and held the Wolf Pack to three points. Why Forcing the Field Goal Mattered Allowing a field goal is still a successful defensive result in the Campus Conquest overtime format. Missouri’s offense knew tha...

 Missouri opened EA College Football 27 Season 2 Campus Conquest with an overtime victory over the Hawaii Rainbow Warriors. The defense forced Hawaii to settle for a 38-yard field goal before Clark delivered the game-winning touchdown. Hawaii Gets the First Possession Campus Conquest uses a short overtime format in which every play can decide the matchup. Hawaii received the first possession and had the first opportunity to take control. The Rainbow Warriors opened with play action, but Missouri created immediate pressure and recorded a sack. That negative play put Hawaii behind schedule and made it difficult for the offense to remain balanced. Hawaii recovered enough yardage to attempt a 38-yard field goal and took a 3-0 lead. However, holding the CPU to three points was still a successful result for Missouri’s defense. A touchdown on the next possession would win the game. Missouri Faces an Important Third Down Missouri’s offensive possession did not begin perfectly. A screen pas...