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Eliah Drinkwitz has produced 20 straight sellouts (a Mizzou record)

In Pinkel’s 15 seasons he produced 16 sellouts. I am very impressed with the fact the fanbase is much more excited for football. Fans just seem like they are in a the best mood during football season than they were even when Pinkel was coach. I always liked Pinkel but he never really got the fans this excited. Granted he was much better than the previous 4 coaches before him at selling out games. But Drinkwitz is much better.

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u/EquivalentHappy — 5 hours ago
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Every Power 4 CFB Team Ranked By Their Record In The CFP Era (2014-Present)

u/816legend — 4 days ago
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I've always liked Argentina but now I'm thirsty for a Fernet y Coca

u/oversized_hat — 3 days ago
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Cedar Falls, Iowa is a part of a growing movement:

u/cartgold — 3 days ago
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Probably one of my favorite coaches of all time and this picture represents an era of greatness.

Just a classy guy overall one day will see a statue of this guy right by Faurot.

u/EquivalentHappy — 4 days ago
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Zoudave’s and Joeboo’s favorite coach of all time

As well as my favorite coach what an incredible icon. Next year’s team is going to be vintage Norm Stewart and when I will watch them I will think of this guy and his impact on college basketball.

u/EquivalentHappy — 3 days ago
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Faurot Field 100 Years: Mini Movie

u/MIZ_09 — 5 days ago
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This day in history: Missouri joins the SEC

From the Columbia Missourian:

>A single television network broke the Big 12 for good. Years of infighting and disdain for the league’s self-appointed leader, the University of Texas, had laid the foundation. As the Longhorns reaped the benefits of one-sided media contracts, their conference counterparts fell further behind.
Colorado, an original member of the Big Eight, left for the Pac-12 in June 2010. Nebraska escaped to the Big Ten soon after; and with the threat of the league’s implosion looming, Texas A&M, which had nearly bolted for the Pac-12 a year earlier, announced its move to the SEC in late August 2011.
Days after Texas A&M’s announcement and an unsuccessful last-ditch attempt to convince the Aggies to stay, then-Missouri athletic director Mike Alden, Chancellor Brady Deaton, Interim System President Steve Owens and Interim General Counsel Phil Hoskins met on a roof atop the press box during Missouri’s season-opening game at Memorial Stadium to assess the school’s future. They determined a future in the Big 12, or at least what was left of it, wasn’t viable. Two months later, Missouri became the 14th member of the Southeastern Conference.

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u/cartgold — 5 days ago
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Nex years starting offense projected

What do you think? What changes would you make?

u/chickenpattputz — 7 days ago
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Mizzou alumni pick

Who’s the other famous Mizzou alumni. Famous to everyone.

u/chickenpattputz — 8 days ago
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Nick Bolton Joins the Mizzou Athletics HoF

Scrolling X and I came across a video from Mizzou Athletics Social Media where Kansas City Chiefs coach Andy Reid broke the news to Nick Bolton that he’s going to be in the Mizzou Athletics Hall of Fame. Yes, I took note of the “MIZs” that were shouted. 😀

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u/MizzSandraBee — 7 days ago
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Which SEC team is most likely to hit the Over this season? Cousin Shane says Mizzou at 6.5 "The style of offense (Drinkwitz) wants to play, now he can do it because he has all the pieces that are needed."

Full video from u/TN_Mike: https://www.youtube.com/live/t6-GUzYPfps

u/cartgold — 7 days ago