FireHazard
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Mizzou basketball lands commitment from elite transfer, former 5-star prospect
Still but hurt about those two losses last year, and that baseball sweep, and that curb stomping this year in FB. STANDIN ON BUSINESS.
Last year was a roster whiff. That was apparent in the first few games. Kinda like Drink’s hiring of Wilks. But only strike on. In Gates we trust.
Everything that had Drink on the hot seat, including my own complaints, he’s addressed. Can’t ask for much more than that.
Honestly, even with the sub .500 record it was pretty apparent he was an upgrade at HC. 5-5 record against all SEC competition his first year. 2021 was disappointing. 2022 was the ‘almost’ year with a bunch of close losses. And then last year. Recruiting better than ever. All good hires except one. Really like the guys he brought in to replace Baker and Peoples.
You can be a buffoon as long as your players love you and you win games…
Bad calls were offset by really good calls. Onside kick to start the Memphis game. Fake punt TD at Kentucky. 2 point conversion against LSU.
You’re right tho. As talented as that kid is, he threw, and still throws, A LOT of interceptions. Cook has a better TD/INT ratio.
I’m Ron Burgundy?
Well Gabarri would’ve been backup as a redshirt freshman lol. Apparently he didn’t appreciate how he was treated as a true freshman… you know… playing scout team and focusing on physical development. Our staff had the audacity to use his first year as a transition year. Crazy. He just couldn’t stand to wait a whole year to get reps with the ones. Patients kids, patients.
I agree with everything you said except I think McConkey is better than “pretty good.” Dude has elite cutting ability / change of direction. He’ll be a starter in the NFL some day. Just my 2¢.
I think that depends on the response from the university, administration, boosters, state legislator, etc. Our current AD has been very generous in terms of rewarding success in both football and basketball. Why go somewhere else if you have all the tools you need to succeed? Especially if you get an opportunity to be “the first” and make history. That’s what he’s been preaching anyway…
Wait… everyone told me we were at full strength against Ohio State?
Idk what I’m doing
Like pouting children.
As soon as they could no longer own every profitable aspect of every player, instead of going to work and using the NFL as a blueprint, they threw their hands up and told us this is what we wanted.
And lazy. And childish.
And by adults I mean the NCAA, but they’re spineless.
Courts don’t rule on whether something is fair. They ruled that what the NCAA was doing was illegal. It was ridiculous that players couldn’t charge $10 for autographs. It’s up to the adults to set guidelines within the legal framework.
I do admire your persistence… but your efforts are futile.
Good head coaches make good hires, recruit, and motivate their team. He’s doing all three.
Struggling? Their 2nd ranked defense wasn’t depleted in the slightest. And we held their depleted offense to 3 points.
Just shhh and go back to cramming more volbeef in your volhole.
8-9 man line? What? The most I saw was 5. We blitzed a lot, which we we do anyway.
You mean even with the huge talent disadvantage and going against the 2nd ranked defense in the nation (with no opt outs) we were pretty evenly matched? But because they didn't have their starting QB and star receiver we won by two scores? Ok, great observation.
*Poor offensive line play
Fixed it for you
Again, ya’ll B10ers obsessed with skill position play. Their starting O-line got dominated. That was the difference.
Focus less on the QBs and more on the O-line / pass pro.
Would you risk blowing out your knee and losing millions of dollars for a national title?