3 clear cut

Stop with the logic. Mizzou fans expect 11 wins a year every year even though it’s not our pedigree.

Fire Drink and go and get Meyer

He's got the 15th highest QBR in college football. That doesn't even take this week's game into account and so I bet he's higher than 15th. He's been really really good this year.

Lol!

Mizzou beats the #14 team with a limited Burden, no Bailey, and Hopper missing a large chunk of the game. That's incredible.

Right, but that doesn't take into account intangibles like leadership, establishing a winning culture, and simply being a tough mother****er.

Factor all of THOSE things in and he's CLEARLY "below average."

I'll go ahead and drop this here. Go ahead and try to not love this kid.

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I get where you're trying to go, but it's butt ****ing stupid logic.

By your moon criteria, the Broncos are on a higher tier than the Chiefs because they had a stronger victory in the series split. At bare minimum, equal level because .500. Do you think that makes any sense?

Oh Rocky Tooooop you'll never be, home sweet home to meeeeeeeee

**** you Rocky Top, WOOOOOOO, Go to hell Tennessee

Underrated post.

Impressive win

Drink has a little pettiness about him, and I can’t say I hate it. Rewatched the game and the handshake at the end was cold at best. Pinkel did that sort of shit too at times.

Heupel absolutely deserves that.

On the replays, it is amazing how many tackling angles he defeats if the other team is not ready for him.

If he gets invited to combine, I wonder if his 10-yd and 20-yd times will be surprisingly good.

What’s really funny is I read that in your avatar’s voice (Burton Gilliam).

I thought Brett Norfleet was going to be out next great pass catching tight end, but he’s turned out to be an insanely good blocker. I’ll take it.

He hit on my friend’s sister once at OU.

Good to see he’s still a fat bitch.

I feel like Norfleet taking the starters' share of snaps at TE has been one of the keys for the offense stepping forward and being more consistent.

It took Stephens' disastrous performance against LSU (3 bad, bad drops, so bad that Demetrious Harris and J'Mon Moore would call him out for them), but it has been an under-the-radar addition.

Jimbo out at A&M, Pittman has to be going too right?

Dominoes gonna start falling early….

Schrader is my favorite Tiger of all time. I love him more than even Spoon.

Maybe. AM has unlimited funds while Arky doesn't.

Missouri up to #11 in the AP Poll. Behind Oregon State which is the only other 2 loss team in front of them. Penn State is behind the at #12.

He's shockingly good for a true freshman at that size. I think he'll be good as a pass-catcher as well, but damn it's great to see his blocking be so strong.

I love it, especially calling the TO to ice the kicker. Yeah, Tenessee started it, but it was fun to see.

That was a superb performance. We owed UT one like that esp after the end of last yr's game. Heupel can eff off for all I care. I also loved icing the kicker for the same reasons.

Drink can be petty, but so can the rest of us.

Schrader's a better player than I gave him credit & a wonderful story.

He looks like a star to me once he develops.

Arkansas fans Twitter is crazy to read. Half of them want Bobby P back, bunch think they are going to get Drink, then the rest are pure delusional

Drink will leave for a better job if the opportunity presents itself but it won't be Arkansas, he'll be aiming higher than that whenever the time comes.

Arkansas is by far the most delusional fan base, and I’m not sure it’s even close. They consider themselves a blue blood because they got some hardware 60 years ago.

Yeah. A&M, now, that might be a threat.

Arkansas, though? Considering the bad blood Malzahn has with them and that it doesn’t make his job easier (as in easier to win bigger) than Missouri, I don’t see it.

aTm is going to spend $100 million+ between buyouts & new staff. They can pay Drink's buyout easy peasy. They are absolutely a threat if they get far enough down their list.

Ugh! I would be so pissed if Drink gets poached just when he's getting the team to this level. Maybe they could get a good coach to continue where he left off, but they will probably promote from within to try to keep things on the current path, like maybe Kirby Moore. And maybe that works out. But I think that I would rather Drink just stay.

Drinkwitz isn't leaving to do weird Aggie shit.

He's not going anywhere.

(Wasn't THAT long ago that Mizzou Fan wanted him fired.)

Schrader helluva game

I see the Polls have Mizzou at 11...but I am betting that in tue CFP rankings they are #10...

Just my hunch.

Heard a comment on Brady Cook....

Someone compares him to to Stetson Bennett...

Not sure I see it.

Imagine if....nah I'll shut up ROFL

Lots of impressive thing about that program but they really are weird ****s. LMAO

They definitely are but I would believe paying around 100 million to get rid of Jimbo and buying out Drinkwitz and his staff from Missouri would be a hella strong salespitch.

Aggie is going to go full stupid and go after Urban Meyer or Jim Harbaugh.

As long as they take care of business against Florida, it's likely they gain at least one spot next week.

Oregon/OreSt coming up.

A&M should be a threat to just about anyone. Paying 77 mil for a guy to be fired who the hell wouldn't take that deal?

A&M has to pretend they are Alabama, Michigan or Ohio State to keep the idiot booster money flowing in. They will view Drinkwitz beneath them.

Urban Meyer will get 20m a year to coach them.

Seems like Mizzou recruiting in football and basketball has improved in the NIL reality.

I doubt Drinkwitz would leave if Mizzou has a good setup with NIL and the recruits.

Ok. Now Alabama has a better record, ranked higher, won the SEC West, and has beaten LSU (who beat Mizzou) by double digits and beat a higher ranked team than Mizzou. Now outside of “feels” how is Mizzou the second best team in the SEC? Please share with me your logic as whatever nonsense you posted above is just that.

Feel free to point out where I concluded Mizzou is #2 in the SEC.

I'm just saying your method of sorting is ****ing dumb. Some of y'all are ****ing illiterate.

Just think if the 12 team playoff was in place this year....

I don’t think he’ll leave but I can see them offering the moon to Dabo…

A coach that doesn't believe in the NIL and transfer portal ain't going to fly in College Station

Ok.

kthxbye Felicia

Dabo would not last long in Aggieland

One thing to keep an eye out with the Boise St opening and Kirby Moore.

A&M wants to go aggressive with NIL. Dabo thinks its an affront to his lord and savior.

Can't see either side thinking that's a match.

If I'm A&M Deboer is my guy that guys record is ridiculous he's won everywhere

Or Elcko.

Jalen Milroe is playing at a Heisman-level right now along with a stellar defense.

Mizzou would lose to Alabama on a neutral field, but so would a lot of teams.

I’d say they are either the 3rd or 4th best team in the SEC, between them or Ole Miss and LSU.

Ole Miss has Pete Golding calling plays on defense.

LSU has someone who should win the Heisman and a dynamic offense but their defense is atrocious.

Assuming Mizzou wins out, they should be in play for a NY6 behind whoever loses in Atlanta (if the loser misses the CFP).

I think Mizzou is a comfortable #3 in the SEC, which it appears coaches and the AP would agree. I think they will be in the mix, at least (for a NY bowl).

And that I think that’s a very fair view to have.

Georgia and Alabama are in their own tier. And thinking Mizzou is the #2 team in the SEC is just wrong. Not to understate what Drink has done, but those 2 teams have more talent than Mizzou does as well superior coaching with Kirby and Saban.

Mizzou/Ole Miss/LSU are the next 3 but none of them could touch UGA/Bama.

From there, it’s just a preference ranking those 3 as LSU won at Mizzou but lost at Ole Miss.

LSU has a non-conference loss to an undefeated P5 team from Week 1 while Ole Miss has lost on the road at UGA and Bama and Mizzou at home to LSU and at Georgia.

I think the discussion comes down to Mizzou would get in before Ole Miss, who would get in before LSU. But it’s close.

For whatever it's worth, The Athletic has Missouri in the Peach Bowl against SMU in their projections. Dec 30 in Atlanta.

Which makes sense. I expect Mizzou to get a NY6 as long as they take care of business the next 2 weeks. They’ll either be the highest team in the SEC outside of the CFP for a NY6 or second highest.

LSU probably misses NY6 if the SEC doesn’t get two teams in the CFP or Ole Miss and Mizzou win out.

They have Alabama in the Fiesta Bowl against Washington. Assuming Alabama beats Auburn and Georgie beats Alabama, that would put Alabama at 2 losses along with Missouri. I don't see any way that Missouri gets ranked above Alabama. Ole Miss will also probably have 2 losses and that might be tough to get around them as well.

I get what you're saying. It's also hard for Mizzou fans to accept that Georgia is "on another tier" when they are two weeks out from a hard-fought loss at UGA's place.

Arkansas lost by 3 at Bryant Denny earlier this season. That doesn’t mean they are remotely close to Alabama’s level.

On a neutral playing field, Mizzou would lose 18 times out of 20 to Alabama and Georgia. That’s not an indictment on Mizzou as much as it is a comment regarding the talent that Alabama and Georgia have.

Missouri’s NIL legislation combined with Drink’s ability to recruit and expanded CFP should help close the gap, but Alabama and Georgia are in a league of their own with resources made available to them as well as local talent available to recruit (LSU, Texas as well). There’s no reason why Mizzou can’t make Atlanta once or twice a decade but the goal to make the CFP and be a top 12 team consistently is more realistically obtainable than trying to catch programs that have amenities and resources (some of which is geographically based) that Mizzou will never have.

No shit Arkansas isn't close to Alabama. Arkansas had 250 yds offense compared to Alabama's 415 yds. That game wasn't even close to what the score shows. Mizzou on the other hand had pretty much the same yardage as Georgia and the only reason they lost is 2 INTs. Missouri hasn't been manhandled by any team in the SEC and id put them on the same tier as Alabama. Georgia is probably on there own tier, but it's not as clear cut as you're acting.

Missouri just manhandled one of the best rushing D's in college football. They allowed 97 yards per game on the ground and we rushed for 255 yds. Completely dominated them at the LOS.

No, Mizzou did not lose because of 2 INTs. There were more than those 2 plays in the game. Just because Mizzou hasn’t been manhandled by any team doesn’t mean they could beat Alabama or Georgia consistently. Dan Mullen talked about outgaining the opponent before being fired at Florida, too.

Alabama’s defense is playing like one of the best in the country and Milroe has improved every week since he was benched vs USF.

Mizzou is a good team this season and is arguably a top 10 team when the season ends. That doesn’t mean they have the talent to beat Alabama or Georgia. They probably have the personnel to matchup with anyone in the top 10 currently short of Alabama, Georgia, Michigan, Ohio St., and Texas.

Missouri up to #9 in the CFP poll. Behind Alabama and in front of Louisville.

Damn. I'm surprised they leaped Louisville. If they can maintain quality wins the next 2 weeks I think they are a NY6 team.

Louisville’s best win is against ND, their loss is against a terrible team, and have faced no one.

Not too surprising.

I mean it's surprising considering all the projections I've seen don't have Mizzou higher than 11.

https://www.ncaa.com/news/football/a...-12-could-look

#11 behind #10 Oregon State and #9 Louisville

https://www.cbssports.com/college-fo...ters-top-four/

#12 and has Louisville at #9

https://theathletic.com/5060287/2023...shared-article

#11 with Louisville at #9

So yeah I'd say it's pretty surprising.

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Really amazing to see what that kid has accomplished. Him leading the SEC in rushing and averaging over 100 yds/game was not on my bingo card.

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We're looking a little lazy

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Mizzou got a pumped up Florida tonight, they are playing for a bowl.

Not able to see the game as I am waiting for my daughter and son in law to arrive at the airport.

But watching the ESPN gamecast made me wonder if Mizzou came out flat to begin.

Their first drive was actually really good...running right over them. Then we fizzled out in the red zone.

Then Florida got a big pass play when Rakestraw fell down.

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I keep seeing a lot of Brady Cook incompletions...

Time to get it going capitalize on some good field position.

Drink out coached in Q1....can they bounce back?

Schrader lulz lulz lulz