"Overall I think we did a good job as a team," Harris said. "I learned to be calm and cool. I know on a couple of plays I was the reason why we didn't get the play off right, so just to be calm and cool and to execute all the plays."

Arkansas was off to the races from the opening kickoff, taking the game's first possession 80 yards in 10 plays. Wilson used play-action to find Wright over the middle for a 33-yard score.

The Razorbacks then held Missouri State to a three-and-out and Adams returned the punt 61 yards to the end zone. A missed extra point kept it a 13-0 game.

In the final minute of the first, Arkansas made it 20-0 on a one-yard touchdown run from Walker to finish a 12-play, 70-yard drive.

Arkansas added 10 points in the second quarter on a three-yard catch by Chris Gragg from Mitchell with around five minutes to play, and a 32-yard field goal from Zach Hocker in the final seconds for a 30-0 advantage.

Wilson and Wright hooked up for a 29-yard score with 6:17 to play in the third quarter, and Adams' 69-yard punt return into the end zone after Missouri State's next possession gave the hosts a 44-0 lead.

Harris and Saffold connected on a 33-yard score in the final minute of the third to get the Bears on the board.

Walker's second one-yard score of the game about 2 1/2 minutes into the final quarter capped the scoring.

Game Notes

Arkansas hosts New Mexico next Saturday...Missouri State plays at Eastern Kentucky next Saturday...Arkansas has won all seven meetings with Missouri State...Arkansas had 466 yards total offense compared to 163 for Missouri State...The Razorbacks held the ball for three more minutes than the Bears.

09/04 01:04:23 ET