re: 2022 Football recruiting

At least you are trying to come up with some solutions.

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wish Mizzou would incorporate some of Kentucky's approach to recruiting, using their northern SEC location as a plus for Ohio kids wanting to play in the SEC.

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Illinois and Indiana, too. Indy is only 4 hours.

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I wish Mizzou would incorporate some of Kentucky's approach to recruiting, using their northern SEC location as a plus for Ohio kids wanting to play in the SEC.

Iowa is an OL-TE factory. Why not try to tap into it?

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Drinkwitz is in his first year with the COVID-19 going around. Give the HC time to start with full Spring and do other things that shall help. He is better than Odom as a HC by the way he is coaching so far. There is no magic wand. Look at Tennessee and South Carolina and Kentucky! We can be better than them and get a jump to be in 3td in the east and then build up from there. Defense is still a problem. This is his first year and he didn't get any spring games and with all the limit time to get football going. Same for recruiting. He has been a HC for only 1 year and half and at the SEC level less than one year. I am very happy with the way he has done so far. It will take a couple of years in recruiting to get his players and know what the SEC teams are like and then game planned for next year and make any changes with training and coaching and schemes. Give Drinkwitz time. Odom was given 4 years and he failed. Went backwards and the recruiting was not better. LSU isn't that good right now and they have by far better players. That was a huge win for Missouri.