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I am convinced at this point he isn’t playing this season. Granted, I have no idea but we are almost halfway through the season already.

I wish the team would say he is out for the year and we can crush the hope he comes back and play.

I could be wrong. But Drinkwitz said he needs to practice for 2 weeks before playing. If that is true and if he doesn’t start practicing in the next few days, then you’re through 7 games (Ole Miss is October 17th) without him playing.

Like dude you got shot in the leg, it’s okay to not play football this year. Granted I hope he comes back next season (and I imagine there is a good chance he does). I would just rather get some closure.

Austin Simmons had some bad passes especially in the second half. He is lucky he wasn’t intercepted.

Cayden Green, bad penalties man.

Luke Work, struggled.

Greco, great INT but definitely made some other mistakes.

Santana Banner feels like he has regressed this season but that’s an initial reaction I haven’t looked at his stats enough.

Oh and also Marquis Johnson I don’t understand his beef. He played decent tonight (great one handed catch) but he still seems like the same diva he was at Mizzou.

I mean on his time with Missouri.
My take, he sucked. He got a bunch of NIL money and he didn't live up to the hype. And then he transferred when he knew he was in danger of losing his jobs to Zollers.

I am just a fan, I am sure there is a lot on the inside that I don't know. But he was a bust at Mizzou and left when he didn't get played.

Also, we will see what happens for him at UVA. People are gloating about him, but he threw the ball 11 times. He will need to throw the ball more than that to beat other teams. He can beat the average to bad teams (did it against South Carolina, Kansas, Arkansas). But he will also lose you games (Alabama).

Before I say anything I should clarify. I want Drink at Mizzou. He is our best option.

With that being said and the recent struggle reports of Simmons in camp, this would mark the second straight year Drinkwitz has brought in a transfer QB and they have struggled.

I’m not sure what it is, but this would be the second swing and a miss on a transfer QB if Simmons doesn’t produce this season.

This isn’t the same ol’ Mizzou. Drinkwitz is getting paid the money to where it should be expected he can develop an elite QB (Cook was good, not elite).

These are premature thoughts though as we have no clue what Simmons will do. But Beau Pribula was a disaster and god I hope Simmons can give us good enough QB play. That or Zollers develops into a rockstar.

I hope Hardy plays like we all do. But worst case scenario, what if he doesn’t play? He may need a full year to heal and get ready for the NFL Draft:

I don’t think it will be Hardy level, but I think Jamal Roberts and Xai'Shaun Edwards can provide enough production.

Thoughts? If Hardy plays that’s great but who knows.

And wow I just threw up from being in both the cities. I couldn’t imagine ever living there especially in the winters.

Yes I know it’s August.

I was gone for 10 of the last 30 days. My water bill has jumped nearly $200. You figure the bill would drop.

I had an irrigation specialist not too long ago look at my system and he saw no leaks.

Dallas Water Utilities Customer Service is hard to deal with. I call, ask to speak to a person, and the system hangs up. I now mail in checks, I’m not paying the new service fee.

If you didn’t know already, Williams Nwaneri highly touted high school recruit comes to Mizzou. Gets an (estimated) $1 million in NIL. Freshman year has 2 total tackles and 1 sack. Then after the season he transfers to Nebraska.

Don’t get me wrong, I still think high school recruiting is important. But it’s definitely not as important to me as it was 10 years ago. Why should my school drop a big bag of cash to develop you if you could just hit the portal after your developmental season(s).

When Mizzou didn’t get Cantwell I was like “eh whatever” he’s more than likely not gonna play at Miami his freshman year and it’s gonna be a developmental year for him. And I’m sure he is getting a nice NIL bag from the Canes.

What are your thoughts?

I am considering moving to Raleigh, Nashville, or Charlotte. I want to see how the beer league hockey is in each city.

Are there opportunities to be play in each?

For teams, is it you get assigned to a new team every season or can you play on the same team every season?

I am a D league player. Does anybody know what nights D league teams typically play on at any of the rinks in either Raleigh, Nashville, or Charlotte?

Where I live now in Texas I have a team I play on in D league as a skater weekly. I can play goalie too but I am more of an E league/Lower D goalie level. But where I’m at goalies can pretty much play whenever they want because there is so much demand.

Thanks for the insight.

I’d love it. But I have no clue how much cap space we have. Plus wasn’t there some bad blood at the end with how the Blues treated his injury?

I live here, male in my 30s. Not married no kids. I live on the Dallas side of the metroplex.

I want to relocate. However, I also wonder if I am just overly pessimistic about Dallas - Fort Worth. Here are my thoughts below. Let me know if you agree or disagree.

Dallas - Fort Worth is hot as hell. It’s a very materialistic (especially on the Dallas side). There is almost no nature and it is flat. It is a city that loves it some Jesus and people let everyone know how much they love Jesus (lots of megachurches). You pretty much have to fly anywhere you go because the only cities you can get to driving in 6 hours or less are Houston, Oklahoma City and Austin (and I personally don't care for any of those cities except for Austin). As a single person in their 30s there isn't much to do here besides go to the pool and drink in the summer.

It seems like after 30 here it gets incredibly more difficult because people tend to settle down and start families at that age.

With the heat, this is the worst time of year to be here. It's hot, no nature and you pretty much can't escape it unless you hop on a plane.

Looking forward to hearing your thoughts.

Hi,

Does anybody know what textbook is used for
Anatomy and Physiology I? I am taking this class in the fall and want to get ahead now. Thanks.

I am a big dog person and as you probably know, Mutt's is now closed.

Unless you need to be downtown or near there for work, why would you even want to live there now? I've in Dallas long enough to remember when McKinney Avenue had bars up and down it.

Now, no more dog park (with a bar at least) and Mavs & Stars leaving.

Like why would you pay overpriced rent? I guess if they want to build more apartments go for it. But all the good stuff keeps leaving the area and it really sucks. Everything is being pushed up north.

It's literally just office space and apartments now. And even then, companies are moving North.

I'm mainly pissed about Mutt's closing though. The owners of that place didn't give a damn about anything. It could've been special and a money maker if they actually tried.

I get it, Missouri is in the SEC and I like the SEC. Missouri also could be a Big Ten school.

The last time a Big Ten team won a baseball national title was 1966 by Ohio State.

Of the current Big Ten schools, Indiana, Maryland, Michigan, Michigan State, Minnesota, Ohio State, Oregon, Penn State, UCLA, USC, Washington, and Rutgers have men's soccer.

Of the current Big Ten schools Michigan, Ohio State, Michigan State, Minnesota, Penn State, and Wisconsin have men's hockey.

Five of those schools listed have both men's and women's soccer.

Missouri deals with many of the similar challenges a lot of these schools deal with when it comes to baseball. I don't (to my knowledge) see those schools up in arms about the baseball program.

Just take that into perspective. In my opinion Missouri is more like a Big Ten school. Many of the SEC programs that are baseball powerhouses are under different circumstances than Missouri.

EDIT: I am not saying Missouri should move to the Big Ten, I am saying we should hold our baseball program to more of a Big Ten baseball standard.

I am playing in a hockey tournament with my regular team this weekend. And I can just imagine all the stuff I’m gonna hear in the locker room and on the bench.

Lol this is the same stuff we have been saying for 20 years and none of it ever happens.

What other sayings apply to this? My list is below please add in.

Let’s Go Boys”

“Get Pucks to the net”

“Chip and Chase”

“Get shots on goal”

“Skate hard”

For me, I say don’t play the game unless it’s in Columbia.

I was listening to PowerMizzou today and it sounds like SLU is pushing this more than Mizzou.

I don’t think it benefits Mizzou to play this game. If you win it’s because you were supposed to if you lose you’re not gonna live it down.

Put the game at Mizzou ok let’s do it but that’s the only way I would do it. It’s funny how SLU only pushes for this game when they are halfway decent never when they’re horrible.

Thoughts?