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I would say the same thing for Mizzou. Cook is considered a 3*, if he were to hit the transfer portal today he would easily be a 4* QB transfer. One of our transfer RB was a 2* that was a NCAA leading rusher last year. OL transfers that were all conference are 4* transfers. There is either P5 experience or good players that made the jump from lower level all across the 2 deep. Even with these rankings, Drinkwitz has done an incredible job at creating a talented roster. When he first took over Mizzou was 50th overall.

LSU on the biggest stage has no grit, good luck in Columbia you scumbag

Everything out of camp so far is 1a Cook, 1b Horn, then Garcia. Expect Cook and Horn to both play early on.

If you are going to make a comment about Mizzou, do a little research. This projects them to the Texas Bowl, played on the same day as Liberty.

"Many of our fans obviously don't want to be in the SEC anyway" gtfo with that

When you can't beat Saban, play his alma mater.

Southern Miss, Marshall, UAB, Rice would have made the most sense to start off with. No need to go with more Texas than Rice or any Florida schools. My guess is the Sunbelt teams told the AAC to kick rocks.

I think rule should be player has to sit out until a change of possession or timeout.

My thoughts exactly. It will come down to a timing of when the CFP expansion will take place and when the dust settles of conference realignment. I do not see a scenario where the BIG 12 without OU or Texas and the AAC both get an automatic berth in the 12 team playoff. It would still leave 6 open spots, but the SOS would not be comparable. ESPN though would have a vested interest in having the smaller conferences game matter, larger group of fans that pay attention to the "cinderella" team that makes the CFP and people tune in to watch more nonP4 regular season football.

Is this the platform for boosters to directly pay student athletes

This also included the 2015 fiasco. We lost casual fans because of that. The stadium with recent renovations is now at 61K, not including the Rock M Hill. His points remains though, he is building a program and expects the fans to show up.

Good for Stanford. Those are way more entertaining matchups compared to playing San Jose St or Eastern Washington. While it might not end up being the most difficult, I wouldn't be mad being a season ticket holder with those matchups.

Foot injury? It was reported a death in the family.

The lion is for Penn St, not Mizzou, he is not considering staying home.

Iowa shut their facility down last week, didn't play a full season, and haven't played since the 12th. Dude needs to check himself out.

Missed defensive PI on long incompletion, missed block in the back on the end around, missed offsides at the end of the half, missed late hit on Rountree, etc. Mizzou needs to request this crew to not come back ever again.

Headline should be "Mizzou Reveals Uniform Combination for game vs South Carolina" Let the reader decide if its weird. Piss poor SDS staff

That would be a pleasant surprise. I think we end up 5-5 or 4-6.

Well Reggie is wrong. First, the hit was late, but it wasn't egregious. He didn't lead with his helmet, he didn't hit him in the helmet, and didn't hit him that hard. Second, the only person that acted like a complete fool was Mullen running on the field and screaming at the Mizzou players. You don't do that without repercussions, and that led to what was players leaving the field jawing to an escalation of punches being thrown. No reason for the entire Florida team with Mullen leading the way to the Mizzou side of the field. That being said, Mizzou was not innocent. In fact, Mizzou players have been jawing all season, just look at last week vs Kentucky on the sideline. There is a difference in playing with passion between the whistles than after the play. Emotions got the best of everyone after that last whistle.

Its a Tiger on the hunt and goes to the top of the rock, literally playing off of "Rocky Top". What is not to like?

Pittman just needs to win 1 game and it will be considered to be more successful than Morris.

UCF, but no Baylor and Rutgers, not gonna happen.

I will only go back to 2012, since we joined the SEC, so that wouldn't include Aldon Smith, or someone like Maclin. Mizzou would probably be looking at the DL, so one of Charles Harris, Kony Ealy, Shane Ray, Markus Golden, or Michael Sam. If we were to go offense, probably on the Oline, and I would go with Mitch Morse. If we went skill position, it would be hard not to choose DGB, but I would ultimately choose Marcus Murphy.

Just a tidbit from the Mizzou side, we did not offer him, did not feel like he was SEC level recruit. Could end up being but the way our coaching staff has attacked the state and not offered stands out a little bit. He is not a top 10 recruit from the state, maybe top 20. His teammate is the best recruit out of KC, and all indication is down to OU or Mizzou.

Tennessee and Mizzou in the next 5

Not one mention of Mizzou in a SEC basketball preview, not even for our November Tournament Hall of Fame Classic. We also play a ranked Xavier team in November.

Yet, he has not come up with a single solution.

I'm sure Chad Morris can finally win his first P5 game in year 3.

Since 2015, there has been a real decline in fan support, and many of those fans won't return. That's a shame but thats their decision. Realistically, the fans won't come back until they compete for an SEC East division championship. Looking at it from the past, its about the same attendance compared to early Pinkel years until he started winning Big12 North Titles, then the placed sold out for the most part.

Kentucky could lose this game and still likely get to a bowl game (arky, tenn, vandy, tn-martin, and louisville). They also get Missouri at home. Even though its still a long shot, South Carolina can still get a bowl game with a W.