Robert Woodyard Jr. is a "solid" addition, to say the least. Austin Simmons is officially a Tiger. Jahlil Florence has plenty of upside left. Caleb Goodie is a replacement (upgrade?) for Marquis Johnson. What happened to Annor Boateng? (I'm really asking.)

Amari Odom is visiting Mizzou this week. Dennis Gates and the basketball team might have saved the season with the Florida upset. The good news? Missouri didn't even shoot it that well. Will Chip Lindsey deliver Andrew Sprague? With potentially THREE high-upside options at QB, surely ONE will work out...right?

Simmons has all the talent, but what happened at Ole Miss? His arrival will tell us a lot about Eli Drinkwitz's offense. Receivers? Marvin Burks leaving is surprising. Where does Beau Pribula go? Jayden Stone and Trent Pierce return for the Tigers against Florida; don't expect any miracles this evening, however.

Matt Zollers if officially returning, but will he start? Mizzou would be wise to figure out quarterback ASAP. Josiah Trotter is off to the NFL. What do the Tigers have returning? Did Missouri hire the wrong Chip re: Lindsey and Kelly? Why not both?

Dylan Raiola, Sam Leavitt, DJ Lagway, Ethan Grunkemeyer, and more. EVERYONE is going to want Cam Coleman. Eli Drinkwitz has plenty of options to sift through.

Terrible clock management is part of the Drinkwitz experience, but mediocre offense cannot be in 2026. Zollers' future could still be bright, but Mizzou needs to be aggressive this offseason in the QB market. A frustrating but utterly fitting end to the season.

Josiah Trotter is out, but the rest of a great Mizzou defense should play. Virginia should basically be at full strength too. The Tigers have handled QBs like Chandler Morris in the past. Missouri basketball needs to figure out the future, because the present is bleak.

Three SEC powerhouses—Alabama, Georgia, and Ole Miss—remain in the hunt for a College Football Playoff title, but which squad has the edge to secure a national championship? The panel debates playoff predictions, debating the strengths and vulnerabilities of Alabama, Lane Kiffin’s Ole Miss, and the ever-dominant Georgia Bulldogs. Can Ole Miss pull off a Disney-worthy run? Will Georgia’s balanced attack prove unstoppable, or is Alabama’s path the clearest to the trophy? The panel hands out holiday “gifts” to every SEC program—think quarterback upgrades, humble pie for LSU, and play-calling wisdom for Tennessee—while roasting rivals with sharp SEC wit. Plus: playoff seeding drama, blue-chip ratios, and skepticism about Big Ten ascendance. Squad up and get the inside scoop on conference bragging rights, transfer portal wildcards, and which SEC teams are primed to bring home national glory.

If Dennis Gates is going to get Jason Crowe Jr. to Columbia, avoiding another DISASTROUS season is paramount. Unfortunately, it's been all downhill since Alabama last season. Year 7 is significant for Eli Drinkwitz on many levels. Gator Bowl a Matt Zollers audition? Not gonna lie, the Chiefs moving to Kansas feels awful.

I think this hire is more about developing quarterbacks than calling plays. Drake Maye vouched for Lindsey, but there are still skeptics. I wouldn't expect the run scheme to change much. Mizzou has to spread Illinois out if it has any chance in Braggin' Rights. Mark Mitchell can more easily defeat double teams facing the basket.

John Miller, Chris Gordy, and Steven Willis on Alabama's incredible comeback win over Oklahoma, Texas A&M falling flat in their loss to Miami, and Ole Miss thumping Tulane, setting up some really fun games in the second round.

Brian Smith thinks the supply of QBs in the transfer portal will be robust, but Mizzou has MANY expensive positions to replace. It can't be ALL portal; players currently on the roster must emerge.

SEC powers battle for playoff supremacy as Alabama eyes revenge—and Oklahoma’s defense sets the tone. Can Ty Simpson fight through injury to ignite the Crimson Tide offense, or will Oklahoma’s healthy lineup, led by AR Mason Thomas, clamp down yet again? Chris Gordy and more break down Alabama vs. Oklahoma, Texas A&M’s crucial test against Miami, and Ole Miss’s playoff bid with Pete Golding at the helm. The squad analyzes availability reports, key injuries to Josh Cuevas and Jam Miller, turnovers, and special teams’ X-factors. Is Carson Beck’s big-game record enough for Miami? Plus, what could sink Ole Miss’s hopes against Tulane and how will SEC rivals exploit coaching shakeups? Don’t miss sharp playoff picks, bold predictions, and key insights into SEC playoff hopes and national championship implications.

Matt Zollers will start the Gator Bowl, but what about 2026? Penn State reunion for Beau? Marquis Johnson and Javion Hilson are leaving too. Josiah Trotter and Brett Norfleet will miss the Gator Bowl. What kind of offensive coordinator is Eli Drinkwitz looking for?

Joshua Manning is reportedly entering the transfer portal. Missouri's over-the-middle passing numbers aren't terribly far off other SEC teams. Will Zion Young play in the Gator Bowl? Plus, it's probably too late for Trent Burns this season.

Missouri Tigers face a pivotal offseason as Kirby Moore departs for Washington State, opening the door for Eli Drinkwitz to reshape Mizzou’s offensive identity. With a substantial budget and national attention, Missouri holds all the cards in its search for a top-tier offensive coordinator—but will they aim for a big name like Chip Kelly, look within, or surprise the fanbase with an under-the-radar hire? John Miller debates the merits of continuity versus fresh perspectives, spotlighting the strengths of Curtis Luper, outside options like Bobby Petrino and Gus Malzahn, and the fanbase’s complicated relationship with the coaching carousel. Plus, it's time to forgive Kim Anderson.

Mizzou football's schedule is revealed. Florida is Homecoming on October 3. There are FIVE brutal games too. Let's hope the North End Zone pays off. I'm not as upset about the Alabama State game as some, but it's fair to question Dennis Gates' scheduling philosophy. Brady Cook will start on Sunday for the New York Jets.

Five SEC teams charge into the College Football Playoff, but which squad holds the clearest path to glory? Heated expansion rumors swirl as the SEC hosts debate the possibility of Notre Dame and Kansas joining the conference, while Texas A&M’s electrifying fan base readies Kyle Field for a statement win over Miami. Could Carson Beck’s first trip to College Station turn into an interception frenzy? Alabama vs. Oklahoma emerges as a must-watch rematch—will Ty Simpson and a battered Tide offense bounce back, or does Oklahoma’s relentless defense have the secret sauce? The squad also breaks down Tulane vs. Ole Miss and the impact of Lane Kiffin’s absence, evaluates Heisman hopeful Diego Pavia’s odds against Fernando Mendoza, and dissects the blue chip ratio chatter. With passionate analysis, insider takes on playoff matchups, and candid SEC pride, this preview sets the stage for a playoff race full of rivalry and redemption.

Conflicting reports on Kirby Moore's whereabouts. Marquise Davis enters the transfer portal, which is a bummer, but I get it. Forget about defense, Mizzou basketball should attempt to be elite offensively. LOWER Faurot Field capacity in 2026 than 2024? That's a surprise.

Missouri Tigers football faces a pivotal offseason as Eli Drinkwitz manages a $4 million budget boost that could reshape the coaching staff and set the stage for future SEC success. Will strategic hires or bold changes on the offensive side unlock Mizzou’s full potential and maximize a navigable 2025 schedule before the brutal 2027 slate arrives? John Miller breaks down key contract details, rising NIL demands, and player NFL evaluations impacting Gator Bowl opt-outs. Highlighting all-SEC stars like Ahmad Hardy, Keagen Trost, Zion Young, and Josiah Trotter, the episode also explores conference realignment rumors—could Notre Dame join the SEC?—and presents a radical solution for college football’s chaotic landscape. Don’t miss this engaging analysis on the Tigers’ trajectory, future challenges, and the bigger shakeups on the horizon.