Mississippi State's Kamario Taylor throws three early TDs to rout Minnesota 38-13 in first meeting
Taylor's performance signals Mississippi State has found an offensive weapon capable of commanding top-tier college football matchups, while Minnesota's defensive struggles raise questions about its Big Ten prospects.
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