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'Hamas' Jenkins · 05:43 PM

None of this matters. Fire Pinkel.

Titty Meat · 03-01-2014, 07:44 PM

This might be a top 10 recruiting class for Nebraska the way things are going so far.

No disrespect to Mizzou but it continues to amaze me how they lose so much in state talent.

BryanBusby · 03-01-2014, 07:45 PM

Pinkel gonna Pinkel

bowener · 03-01-2014, 11:27 PM

Pinkel must walk into these kid's homes, head straight for the bathroom, unleash unholy terror and destruction from his ass, wipe with their finest linens, and peace out. I cannot fathom how MU continues to lose so many top level recruits from in state.

kcchiefsus · 03-02-2014, 12:09 AM

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Originally Posted by duncan_idaho

Yes. Lot of time until signing day, but things turned quickly once Nebraska offered them.

Their uncle played there. Need to keep digging and try to overcome that. Nebraska falling on its face this year and Pelini getting fired probably wouldn't hurt, either.

So why is it every other school is able to pull local recruits (Arkansas, Nebraska, etc.) who are legacies but when it comes to Mizzou being a legacy recruit has almost no impact? It seems like this Drew Lock is certainly no "lock" to come to Mizzou. What gives?

duncan_idaho · 03-02-2014, 12:37 AM

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Originally Posted by kcchiefsus

So why is it every other school is able to pull local recruits (Arkansas, Nebraska, etc.) who are legacies but when it comes to Mizzou being a legacy recruit has almost no impact? It seems like this Drew Lock is certainly no "lock" to come to Mizzou. What gives?

I think your impression of what's going on with Lock is incorrect.

These guys are not Mizzou legacies. Their uncle played at Nebraska in the late 90s.

Missouri will continue to recruit them. Long way until national signing day.

Pepe Silvia · 03-02-2014, 01:24 AM

From what I hear Mizzou hasn't been able to tab a Blue Springs kid in almost 10 years, apparently they're no longer a friend to the university, given the HC is a beaker I'm pretty sure he doesn't sway his boys in Mizzous direction, pretty bad deal because Blue Springs has a lot of talent on the western side of the state.

Pasta Little Brioni · 03-02-2014, 01:39 AM

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Originally Posted by PackerinMo

From what I hear Mizzou hasn't been able to tab a Blue Springs kid in almost 10 years, apparently they're no longer a friend to the university, given the HC is a beaker I'm pretty sure he doesn't sway his boys in Mizzous direction, pretty bad deal because Blue Springs has a lot of talent on the western side of the state.

Looks like he has accomplished more for the beaker football program than fat Charlie

kcchiefsus · 03-02-2014, 01:54 AM

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Originally Posted by duncan_idaho

I think your impression of what's going on with Lock is incorrect.

These guys are not Mizzou legacies. Their uncle played at Nebraska in the late 90s.

Missouri will continue to recruit them. Long way until national signing day.

I know they're not, that's my point. These guys having an uncle play at Nebraska was enough to draw them there. We have basketball and football players who are legacies at Missouri yet it never seems to give us an advantage the way it does for other schools.

**Bowser** · 03-02-2014, 11:28 AM

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Originally Posted by PackerinMo

From what I hear Mizzou hasn't been able to tab a Blue Springs kid in almost 10 years, apparently they're no longer a friend to the university, given the HC is a beaker I'm pretty sure he doesn't sway his boys in Mizzous direction, pretty bad deal because Blue Springs has a lot of talent on the western side of the state.

I guess that could help explain how Mizzou let Dalvin Warmack get away to K-State. Warmack looks like a prototypical Pinkel running back.

Pitt Gorilla · 03-02-2014, 08:39 PM

Pete Scantlebury ‏@PeteScantlebury 35m
Mizzou QB MT @TrentHosick: I just watched a truck flip on the freeway. Land upside down. I knocked the window out and pulled two guys out.

patteeu · 03-03-2014, 09:57 AM

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Originally Posted by Pitt Gorilla

Pete Scantlebury ‏@PeteScantlebury 35m
Mizzou QB MT @TrentHosick: I just watched a truck flip on the freeway. Land upside down. I knocked the window out and pulled two guys out.

I'm not completely fluent in twitterese. Does that mean that Scantlebury pulled the guys out or that Hosick did? I assume it's the latter, but I'm not sure.

WhawhaWhat · 03-03-2014, 10:16 AM

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Originally Posted by patteeu

I'm not completely fluent in twitterese. Does that mean that Scantlebury pulled the guys out or that Hosick did? I assume it's the latter, but I'm not sure.

Hosick. Scantlebury is just relaying, or retweeting, the message that Hosick sent out.

Eleazar · 03-03-2014, 08:48 PM

It has been expected that Gary Pinkel and Missouri would agree to a new contract since the end of Missouri's 2013 football season. Multiple sources told PowerMizzou.com on Monday a deal between the two sides has been reached. The contract would not become official until all parties have signed and it has been approved by the University and the Board of Curators, but sources say an agreement is in place.

Sources indicate that the new contract will put Pinkel at or slightly above three million dollars annually. His current contract, signed in April 2011, pays him a base salary $2.35 million annually and was set to run through the 2017 season. Pinkel earned an additional $300,000 in incentives during the 2013 season. The length of the new deal is unknown at this time.

 The new contract is also expected to bring raises for Pinkel's assistant coaches. However, specifics on that information are not known at this time. Offensive coordinator Josh Henson made $500,000 last season and defensive coordinator Dave Steckel earned $550,000. Andy Hill, who was promoted from wide receivers coach to quarterbacks coach prior to last season, made $307,500 in 2013.

According to USA Today, Mizzou's staff was the 24th-highest paid in FBS last season, but was just tenth in the Southeastern Conference. Tiger assistants made a total of $2,642,500 last year according to the newspaper. Current salaries for the assistants (other than coordinators) range from Hill at $307,500 to third-year safeties coach Alex Grinch at $193,500.

Pinkel, again according to USA Today, was the country's 20th-highest paid coach in 2013, at $2.8 million. He was listed eighth among the 14 SEC head coaches.

 Missouri went 12-2 this season, won the SEC Eastern Division and finished fifth in the final polls. Pinkel's 102nd career win came over Oklahoma State in the Cotton Bowl and made him the winningest head coach in Missouri history. Next season will be his 14th at Mizzou.

- See more at: http://missouri.rivals.com/content.a....Fka8WHto.dpuf

KChiefs1 · 03-03-2014, 10:57 PM

Pinkel got paid!

'Hamas' Jenkins · 03-03-2014, 11:02 PM

Pinkel was getting paid about where I think he fits in the CFB scheme of things, but if they have to give him more to also get raises for guys like Henson I can live with that.

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Eleazar Beyond the Rapids Join Date: May 2003 Location: Langley, VA Casino cash: $-370000	It has been expected that Gary Pinkel and Missouri would agree to a new contract since the end of Missouri's 2013 football season. Multiple sources told PowerMizzou.com on Monday a deal between the two sides has been reached. The contract would not become official until all parties have signed and it has been approved by the University and the Board of Curators, but sources say an agreement is in place. Sources indicate that the new contract will put Pinkel at or slightly above three million dollars annually. His current contract, signed in April 2011, pays him a base salary $2.35 million annually and was set to run through the 2017 season. Pinkel earned an additional $300,000 in incentives during the 2013 season. The length of the new deal is unknown at this time.  The new contract is also expected to bring raises for Pinkel's assistant coaches. However, specifics on that information are not known at this time. Offensive coordinator Josh Henson made $500,000 last season and defensive coordinator Dave Steckel earned $550,000. Andy Hill, who was promoted from wide receivers coach to quarterbacks coach prior to last season, made $307,500 in 2013. According to USA Today, Mizzou's staff was the 24th-highest paid in FBS last season, but was just tenth in the Southeastern Conference. Tiger assistants made a total of $2,642,500 last year according to the newspaper. Current salaries for the assistants (other than coordinators) range from Hill at $307,500 to third-year safeties coach Alex Grinch at $193,500. Pinkel, again according to USA Today, was the country's 20th-highest paid coach in 2013, at $2.8 million. He was listed eighth among the 14 SEC head coaches.  Missouri went 12-2 this season, won the SEC Eastern Division and finished fifth in the final polls. Pinkel's 102nd career win came over Oklahoma State in the Cotton Bowl and made him the winningest head coach in Missouri history. Next season will be his 14th at Mizzou. - See more at: http://missouri.rivals.com/content.a....Fka8WHto.dpuf
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