COLUMBIA, Mo.—Chase Daniel threw for 405 yards and four touchdowns and No. 6 Missouri scored on its first 10 possessions Saturday in a 69-17 win over Nevada.

Daniel was 23-for-28 and led Missouri (3-0) to seven touchdowns and a field goal before exiting in the third quarter. His backups, Chase Patton and Blaine Gabbert, led two more scoring drives before Missouri was finally forced to punt late in the fourth quarter.

The Tigers gained 651 total yards and averaged 10 yards per play. The 69 points tied a team record set against Kansas in 1969, and they’ve scored 173 point...

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