The Missouri Tigers took a commanding win over Arkansas-Pine Bluff on Thursday. Here are three players who delivered impressive performances.

Positive and negative takeaways from Mizzou football's week 1 win over UAPB include strong quarterback and wide receiver play, along with faltering defensive pressure and turnover generation.

Quarterback Austin Simmons and wide receiver Donovan Olugbode excited in their first game together at Mizzou, with Simmons throwing four touchdowns and Olugbode catching two.

Austin Simmons threw for 252 yards and four touchdowns in a Missouri debut that lasted less than a half, and the No. 25 Tigers rolled to a season-opening 54-14 victory over Arkansas-Pine Bluff on Thursday night. Simmons lost the starting job to Trinidad Chambliss at Ole Miss following an injury last season. “I had some jitters pregame and I was a little nervous, thinking about how things were going to go,” Simmons said.

Missouri sophomore wide receiver Donovan Olugbode has been working on developing his game during this year's fall camp.

The Tigers wrapped up fall camp with a scrimmage followed by a press conference with Drinkwitz, Olugbode and Graves.

Mizzou sophomore Donovan Olugbode has the high-end talent to emerge as Austin Simmons’ go-to wide receiver this season

Our observations from practice and what two key wide receivers had to say

Mizzou football wide receivers Donovan Olugbode and Caleb Goodie highlight the strengths of each others' and Cayden Lee's skillsets.