r/miz

Looks just like vandy

>Over 40
LSU
Texas
Texas A&M

Over 30
Alabama
Auburn
Florida
Georgia
Oklahoma
Ole Miss
Tennessee

Over 20
Arkansas
Kentucky
Mississippi State
Missouri
South Carolina
Vanderbilt

>In the final category, you have two schools with new coaches (Arkansas, Kentucky), two schools with coaches who could be on the hot seat (Mississippi State, South Carolina) and two rising SEC programs (Missouri, Vanderbilt). There were a few rival SEC sources who believe Missouri may actually be in the $30 million range, but our sources put their number right at the mid-$20 million zone. Vanderbilt is riding high off a successful 2025 season and flipping No. 2 overall recruit Jared Curtis away from Georgia. 

What a whiny fanbase of total idiots who complain about every loss. We could of beat them 28-3 and they still whine about one player missing. They are like kU basketball fans on steroids. Ohio State are still bitter that Reggie Germany couldn’t past a single class and had to go back to hook on phonics kindergarten edition?

>Smith, Missouri running back Ahmad Hardy and Notre Dame cornerback Leonard Moore are returning AP first-team All-America picks who are on the preseason team.

>First team offense
Running backs — Kewan Lacy, third year, Mississippi; Ahmad Hardy, third year, Missouri.

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.

Mizzou is ranked behind teams such as Michigan, Iowa, Utah, SMU, Penn State, Washington, amongst others.