MU ****Official 2015 Missouri Tigers Football Thread**** - Page 27

'Hamas' Jenkins · 10:48 PM

After seizing the Citrus Bowl from Jerry Kill and the Minnesota Golden Gophers, the Missouri Tigers finish 11-3.

Italics=Likely sign and place
Bold=JUCO recruit

Key Recruits:

2016 Class:

Spoiler!

Schedule:

9/5: SEMO
9/12 @Ark St.
9/19: UConn
9/26: @Kentucky
10/3: South Carolina
10/10: Florida
10/17 @ Georgia
10/24: @ Vandy
10/31: Bye
11/5 (Thu): Mississippi State
11/14: BYU (@ Arrowhead)
11/21: Tennessee
11/28: @Arkansas

KChiefs1 · 04-18-2015, 02:19 PM

Anyone at the spring game?

kcchiefsus · 04-18-2015, 07:05 PM

Any recruits at the spring game? Now that Vanderbilt has gotten a pledge from a recruit, Missouri is the only team in the SEC without a single commitment.

WhawhaWhat · 04-18-2015, 10:06 PM

Shane Ray threw out the first pitch at the Royals game today. Weak toss though.

**TribalElder** · 04-24-2015, 08:52 PM

Pinkel signed an extension 4 mil per through like 2021 I believe

**TribalElder** · 04-24-2015, 08:57 PM

Mizzou raises Gary Pinkel’s salary to over $4 million, extends his contract through 2021

Two straight Southeastern Conference division titles netted Missouri football coach Gary Pinkel another raise Friday when the school announced a contract extension through 2021.

Pinkel, who has won more games than any other Tigers football coach with a 113-66 record, will make $4.02 million per year, an increase from $3.2 million in annual guaranteed compensation that was approved by the MU Board of Curators.

With the raise, Pinkel becomes the 10th of the 14 SEC football coaches to hit the $4 million mark. According to media reports, he trails Alabama’s Nick Saban ($7.16 million), Texas A&M’s Kevin Sumlin ($5 million), LSU’s Les Miles ($4.37 million) and Mississippi’s Hugh Freeze ($4.3 million). Pinkel is close to South Carolina’s Steve Spurrier, who made $4.016 million in 2014 and ahead of Georgia’s Mark Richt, Arkansas’ Bret Bielema and Mississippi State’s Dan Mullen, who recently received raises to $4 million.

Only 11 football coaches nationally made $4 million in 2014, according to USA Today.

Gary Pinkel contract.pdf
“I want to thank Chancellor (R. Bowen) Loftin and (athletic director) Mike Alden for their continuing commitment and belief in what we are doing at Mizzou,” Pinkel said in a release. “We’ve shared some pretty amazing success together over the years, and as competitors we all know there’s more to be done.”

As part of the amended contract, Pinkel will be eligible for a maximum of $725,000 in incentives, which is down from $1.825 million under the old agreement.

Pinkel resurrected the Missouri football program since taking over in 2001. The Tigers have won five division crowns since 2007, including a share of three Big 12 North titles before joining the SEC in 2012.

Missouri has played in the SEC Championship Game each of the last two seasons as Eastern Division champion, going 14-2 in conference play during the regular season.

Pinkel, who coached 10 years at Toledo before his arrival in Columbia, ranks 25th in career victories in the NCAA’s Football Championship Subdivision and ranks fourth among active coaches with an overall record of 186-103-3.

“The success of our football program has helped elevate the university’s national profile and Gary’s teams have provided some incredibly proud moments for all Missourians,” Loftin said in a release. “His commitment to excellence is exemplified not only in his on-field success, but in the academic achievements of his student-athletes and the high character young men who graduate from MU. This commitment to Gary is well-earned.”

Pinkel received a contract extension through 2020 last spring after Missouri’s first SEC East title. The Tigers’ five division crowns since 2007 is tied for most in the nation.

Pinkel, who was chosen SEC coach of the year by his peers last season, is 7-4 in bowl games, including three straight wins.

Missouri won the 2014 Cotton Bowl and 2015 Citrus Bowl, going 23-5 in the last two seasons, and has produced six first-round NFL Draft picks since 2009, which is the fourth most in the country.

The Tigers also are the only SEC team to earn top-10 marks in the NCAA’s Academic Progress Rate the last two seasons.

“With the tremendous academic and competitive successes of our football program, including winning the last two SEC East championships, Gary is well-deserving of this extension,” said Alden, whose last day as athletic director is Sunday. “His impact on our students, athletic department and university are immeasurable and he represents what is great about Mizzou. I know the Tigers are in great hands for a long time to come.”

Alden’s successor, Mack Rhoades, takes over Monday. He was hired in early March after Alden announced his retirement Jan. 29.

“Coach Pinkel has established himself as one of the premier football coaches in America and he has certainly created a championship culture and tradition at Mizzou,” Rhoades said in a release. “I’m excited to get to work with Gary and help him and his staff continue their incredible run of success.”

Missouri’s 76 wins since 2007 are tied for the fifth most among schools from the Power 5 conferences.

“I’ve never been more excited to be here and to pursue excellence with such a great leadership team and such an amazing and dedicated coaching staff,” Pinkel said. “We’re excited to partner with Mack Rhoades going forward and continue to build a program that Mizzou fans will be proud of,” he said.

CHANGES IN INCENTIVES
▪ Pinkel’s contract was amended to include an additional $200,000 for apparel, radio appearances, TV appearances and booster obligations plus an extra $20,000 for conducting a team camp compared to the 2014 extension.

▪ Pinkel will still receive a $250,000 bonus for core academic and social goals and an additional $100,000 for aspirational academic and social goals, which are determined along with Loftin and Rhoades.

▪ Under the old contract, Pinkel received a $50,000 bonus for sharing the SEC East division title, $100,000 for reaching the SEC Championship Game and $200,000 for a conference title. Now, Pinkel will receive $25,000 for an appearance in the SEC Championship Game and $50,000 for winning it.

▪ The old bowl-game incentives were $100,000 for a non-playoff bowl, $150,000 for a tier-two bowl, such as the Citrus Bowl, $200,000 for making the College Football Playoff, $400,000 for reaching the national title game and $450,000 for winning a national championship. The new bowl-game incentives are $25,000 for any non-playoff bowl, $100,000 for being selected to the College Playoff, $200,000 for reaching the title game and $250,000 for a national championship.

▪ Pinkel’s bonuses for winning SEC coach of the year or national coach of the year were cut in half to $25,000 and $50,000, respectively.

▪ Pinkel no longer receives a bonus for nine or more wins, for ticket revenue or for finishing ranked in the College Football Playoffs poll.

Read more here: http://www.kansascity.com/sports/col...#storylink=cpy

GloryDayz · 04-24-2015, 08:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TribalElder

Pinkel signed an extension 4 mil per through like 2021 I believe

I suspect some weather lady is pumping his dick tonight given that he has that kind of coin in the bank... Good for him...

**TribalElder** · 04-24-2015, 09:05 PM

Pinkel no longer receives a bonus for nine or more wins, for ticket revenue or for finishing ranked in the College Football Playoffs poll.

They got tired of paying that every year

'Hamas' Jenkins · 04-24-2015, 09:26 PM

Can we renegotiate Anderson's contract to 1977 minimum wage, since that's the last time he was relevant on a basketball court?

**TribalElder** · 04-24-2015, 09:29 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 'Hamas' Jenkins

Can we renegotiate Anderson's contract to 1977 minimum wage, since that's the last time he was relevant on a basketball court?

Just give andersons money to pinkel and have pinkel coach the basketball team

Surely he could win more games than 7 or however many

POND_OF_RED · 04-25-2015, 01:01 AM

Crazy. I like what Pinkel has been doing but it's insane to me that he's on the same pay scale as Steve Spurrier. I mean Pinkel has to be the longest tenured coach without a conference title right?!

Pitt Gorilla · 05-06-2015, 01:48 PM

Mitch Morse has jersey retired at St. Michael’s

http://kxan.com/2015/05/05/morse-hon...t-st-michaels/

Pitt Gorilla · 05-06-2015, 01:49 PM

Nice bit on Marcus Golden and the Mizzou Program from Arians and Keim.

http://www.azcardinals.com/videos/vi...b-ad5647967605

KChiefs1 · 05-11-2015, 05:42 PM

http://www.saturdaydownsouth.com/miz...zous-doubters/

If Mizzou starts 6-0?

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There’s a good chance two-time defending SEC East champion Mizzou starts the 2015 season without a loss through six games.

Will national media then pay attention?

You bet, but it’ll come with an asterisk.

The Tigers will have conquered the division’s least-challenging schedule at the halfway point without beating a single ranked team, beating up on three non-conference squads along with three underdog league rivals just trying to reach bowl eligibility.

RELATED: Russell Hansbrough is Mizzou’s MVP on offense

The first true test for the nationally-ranked Tigers comes Week 7 between the hedges with first place in the Eastern Division on the line against Georgia. If Gary Pinkel and Co. can repeat some of 2013’s magic at Sanford Stadium and prevail, a win the following the week over Vanderbilt puts Mizzou just outside the Top 5 heading into its bye week at 8-0.

That’s when College Football Playoff talk would begin.

And it’s not so far-fetched peeking at the manageable slate.

Sept. 5: vs. Southeast Missouri
Sept. 12: at Arkansas State
Sept. 19: vs. UConn
Sept. 26: at Kentucky
Oct. 3: vs. South Carolina
Oct. 10: vs. Florida
Oct. 17: at Georgia
Oct. 24: at Vanderbilt
Nov. 5: vs. Mississippi State
Nov. 14: vs. BYU (Arrowhead Stadium)
Nov. 21: vs. Tennessee
Nov. 28: at Arkansas
By the time the Tigers and Bulldogs face off on Oct. 17, there’s a good chance Mizzou will hold a one-game lead on both of its primary competitors — perceived Eastern Division frontrunners Tennessee and aforementioned Georgia. The Vols and Bulldogs meet the previous week and luckily for the Tigers, take on defending SEC champ Alabama before either gets its only crack at Mizzou.

Mizzou misses both Western favorites while Georgia takes on both and Tennessee travels to Tuscaloosa where the Crimson Tide have won 16 straight games.

On paper, the Tigers’ toughest game appears to be their regular-season finale at Arkansas outside of their midseason trek to Athens. Mizzou’s other West opponent, Mississippi State, travels to Faurot Field for a Thursday night affair prior to the Tigers’ bye week.

Since joining the SEC, Mizzou is 4-1 after bye weeks with the only loss coming at home last fall against Georgia, a defeat that didn’t end up costing the Tigers the division after they reeled off six consecutive league wins to close out the regular season.

Benefiting from a favorable league schedule — by SEC standards — is paramount to a champion’s success and the 2015 slate sets up quite nicely for the Tigers.

**Saul Good** · 05-11-2015, 06:29 PM

So they're already assuming wins over South Carolina and Florida? Let's not get ahead of ourselves.

'Hamas' Jenkins · 05-11-2015, 08:03 PM

Without Golden, Ray, Webb, Murphy, and nearly every worthwhile receiver we had last year, I would be over the moon with 8-4.

The offense has a real chance to be horawful.

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04-24-2015, 08:57 PM	#395
TribalElder Arrowhead Trail of Tears Join Date: Oct 2012 Location: KansasCity Casino cash: $-669559	Mizzou raises Gary Pinkel’s salary to over $4 million, extends his contract through 2021 Two straight Southeastern Conference division titles netted Missouri football coach Gary Pinkel another raise Friday when the school announced a contract extension through 2021. Pinkel, who has won more games than any other Tigers football coach with a 113-66 record, will make $4.02 million per year, an increase from $3.2 million in annual guaranteed compensation that was approved by the MU Board of Curators. With the raise, Pinkel becomes the 10th of the 14 SEC football coaches to hit the $4 million mark. According to media reports, he trails Alabama’s Nick Saban ($7.16 million), Texas A&M’s Kevin Sumlin ($5 million), LSU’s Les Miles ($4.37 million) and Mississippi’s Hugh Freeze ($4.3 million). Pinkel is close to South Carolina’s Steve Spurrier, who made $4.016 million in 2014 and ahead of Georgia’s Mark Richt, Arkansas’ Bret Bielema and Mississippi State’s Dan Mullen, who recently received raises to $4 million. Only 11 football coaches nationally made $4 million in 2014, according to USA Today. Gary Pinkel contract.pdf “I want to thank Chancellor (R. Bowen) Loftin and (athletic director) Mike Alden for their continuing commitment and belief in what we are doing at Mizzou,” Pinkel said in a release. “We’ve shared some pretty amazing success together over the years, and as competitors we all know there’s more to be done.” As part of the amended contract, Pinkel will be eligible for a maximum of $725,000 in incentives, which is down from $1.825 million under the old agreement. Pinkel resurrected the Missouri football program since taking over in 2001. The Tigers have won five division crowns since 2007, including a share of three Big 12 North titles before joining the SEC in 2012. Missouri has played in the SEC Championship Game each of the last two seasons as Eastern Division champion, going 14-2 in conference play during the regular season. Pinkel, who coached 10 years at Toledo before his arrival in Columbia, ranks 25th in career victories in the NCAA’s Football Championship Subdivision and ranks fourth among active coaches with an overall record of 186-103-3. “The success of our football program has helped elevate the university’s national profile and Gary’s teams have provided some incredibly proud moments for all Missourians,” Loftin said in a release. “His commitment to excellence is exemplified not only in his on-field success, but in the academic achievements of his student-athletes and the high character young men who graduate from MU. This commitment to Gary is well-earned.” Pinkel received a contract extension through 2020 last spring after Missouri’s first SEC East title. The Tigers’ five division crowns since 2007 is tied for most in the nation. Pinkel, who was chosen SEC coach of the year by his peers last season, is 7-4 in bowl games, including three straight wins. Missouri won the 2014 Cotton Bowl and 2015 Citrus Bowl, going 23-5 in the last two seasons, and has produced six first-round NFL Draft picks since 2009, which is the fourth most in the country. The Tigers also are the only SEC team to earn top-10 marks in the NCAA’s Academic Progress Rate the last two seasons. “With the tremendous academic and competitive successes of our football program, including winning the last two SEC East championships, Gary is well-deserving of this extension,” said Alden, whose last day as athletic director is Sunday. “His impact on our students, athletic department and university are immeasurable and he represents what is great about Mizzou. I know the Tigers are in great hands for a long time to come.” Alden’s successor, Mack Rhoades, takes over Monday. He was hired in early March after Alden announced his retirement Jan. 29. “Coach Pinkel has established himself as one of the premier football coaches in America and he has certainly created a championship culture and tradition at Mizzou,” Rhoades said in a release. “I’m excited to get to work with Gary and help him and his staff continue their incredible run of success.” Missouri’s 76 wins since 2007 are tied for the fifth most among schools from the Power 5 conferences. “I’ve never been more excited to be here and to pursue excellence with such a great leadership team and such an amazing and dedicated coaching staff,” Pinkel said. “We’re excited to partner with Mack Rhoades going forward and continue to build a program that Mizzou fans will be proud of,” he said. CHANGES IN INCENTIVES ▪ Pinkel’s contract was amended to include an additional $200,000 for apparel, radio appearances, TV appearances and booster obligations plus an extra $20,000 for conducting a team camp compared to the 2014 extension. ▪ Pinkel will still receive a $250,000 bonus for core academic and social goals and an additional $100,000 for aspirational academic and social goals, which are determined along with Loftin and Rhoades. ▪ Under the old contract, Pinkel received a $50,000 bonus for sharing the SEC East division title, $100,000 for reaching the SEC Championship Game and $200,000 for a conference title. Now, Pinkel will receive $25,000 for an appearance in the SEC Championship Game and $50,000 for winning it. ▪ The old bowl-game incentives were $100,000 for a non-playoff bowl, $150,000 for a tier-two bowl, such as the Citrus Bowl, $200,000 for making the College Football Playoff, $400,000 for reaching the national title game and $450,000 for winning a national championship. The new bowl-game incentives are $25,000 for any non-playoff bowl, $100,000 for being selected to the College Playoff, $200,000 for reaching the title game and $250,000 for a national championship. ▪ Pinkel’s bonuses for winning SEC coach of the year or national coach of the year were cut in half to $25,000 and $50,000, respectively. ▪ Pinkel no longer receives a bonus for nine or more wins, for ticket revenue or for finishing ranked in the College Football Playoffs poll. Read more here: http://www.kansascity.com/sports/col...#storylink=cpy __________________ Pressure is a privilege, and champions adjust
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04-24-2015, 09:05 PM	#397
TribalElder Arrowhead Trail of Tears Join Date: Oct 2012 Location: KansasCity Casino cash: $-669559	Pinkel no longer receives a bonus for nine or more wins, for ticket revenue or for finishing ranked in the College Football Playoffs poll. They got tired of paying that every year __________________ Pressure is a privilege, and champions adjust
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04-24-2015, 09:26 PM	#398
'Hamas' Jenkins Now you've pissed me off! Join Date: Jan 2006 Casino cash: $7129572	Can we renegotiate Anderson's contract to 1977 minimum wage, since that's the last time he was relevant on a basketball court?
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04-25-2015, 01:01 AM	#400
POND_OF_RED The talking stonehead Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Blue Springs, MO Casino cash: $-1956854	Crazy. I like what Pinkel has been doing but it's insane to me that he's on the same pay scale as Steve Spurrier. I mean Pinkel has to be the longest tenured coach without a conference title right?!
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05-06-2015, 01:48 PM	#401
Pitt Gorilla Banned! Join Date: Sep 2000 Location: NOT Columbia, MO 65201 Casino cash: $-169806	Mitch Morse has jersey retired at St. Michael’s http://kxan.com/2015/05/05/morse-hon...t-st-michaels/ __________________ Your son is a bench warmer because of your weak genetics not because of the coach Norlin Mommsen is disgusting.
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Pitt Gorilla Banned! Join Date: Sep 2000 Location: NOT Columbia, MO 65201 Casino cash: $-169806	Nice bit on Marcus Golden and the Mizzou Program from Arians and Keim. http://www.azcardinals.com/videos/vi...b-ad5647967605 __________________ Your son is a bench warmer because of your weak genetics not because of the coach Norlin Mommsen is disgusting.
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05-11-2015, 06:29 PM	#404
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05-11-2015, 08:03 PM	#405
'Hamas' Jenkins Now you've pissed me off! Join Date: Jan 2006 Casino cash: $7129572	Without Golden, Ray, Webb, Murphy, and nearly every worthwhile receiver we had last year, I would be over the moon with 8-4. The offense has a real chance to be horawful.
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