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New Mexico State player back with team after being stretchered off vs Missouri State

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Missouri State football hosts New Mexico State in annual homecoming game

Missouri State’s Devin Rutherford (27) tackles NM State’s Brad Vislisel (8) as the Bears took on the Aggies at Plaster Field on Saturday, Nov. 14, 2026.

(Nathan Papes/Special to the News-Leader)

SPRINGFIELD — Missouri State football edged New Mexico State 27-21 in an overtime thriller on Saturday, Nov. 14.

Before halftime, New Mexico State wide receiver Brodie Malone-Bradford was hit hard across the middle of the field. The sophomore stayed on the ground for a few minutes due to an apparent head injury, with his helmet bouncing off the turf.

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Malone-Bradford was stretchered off the field with his teammates around him. The Houston, Texas native went to a nearby Springfield hospital.

According to a New Mexico State athletic communications staffer, Malone-Bradford was discharged from the hospital and has returned with the team for its flight back home.

Before his injury, Malone-Bradford had one reception for 17 yards and the Aggies’ first touchdown of the game. This was Malone-Bradford’s second touchdown of the season and fourth of his career.

Liam Keating covers high school sports and Missouri State athletics for The Springfield News-Leader. Send stats or information to him at Lkeating@usatodayco.com

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