re: Where is the Respect for Mizzou? College Football Has Hit a New Low

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Y'all would trade your this year for our last year

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No thanks

We don't like playing up north

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And who better to convince us

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Than someone who uses facts in evidence and logic?

I agree. I'm your guy

MizzWho?

It's like a guy in line at the soup kitchen telling people how to become millionaires. There may be some decent tidbits somewhere in his incessant babbling and self aggrandizing, but in the end the dude's in a soup kitchen.

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Go get a crying towel. Do you realize there are the following teams in the SEC who have never been to the SEC championship game since it's inception in 1992. Kentucky Mississippi Mississippi State Vanderbilt Texas A&M

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Do you have the list of teams who have not won it? Just curious.

whats your biggest win?

8-4 UGA who is averaging 1.5 ACL as a team

or 8-4 A&M Johnny's who are averaging 0 fricks per game since LSU.

If Mizzou wins the next game, they won't just be respected... they'll be feared. When they walk on to the field at Bama or LSU or Georgia or South Carolina or Florida, they will do so as a member of an elite club. They will do so as a legit threat, not a team with a losing record last year. Not as an upstart team with a chip on its shoulder looking for the upset, but as equals with every other team in this conference. Saban and Miles, as they pour over film of the next weeks game, will see an opponent not as an upstart club that might catch their guys off guard and flat, they will see Mizzou as a program every bit as capable as their own (regardless of what fans think). They know their players will do the same and will not require artificial motivation. They will see a coach in Pinkel who is an equal among his peers as well (and I do believe he is right there among the best in this conference).

Whenever Mizzou takes the field next year at an away stadium, they will do so as champions of the Southeastern Conference - the unquestioned best conference in all of college football - IF they win their next game. They will have respect, and all things that come with that respect. If you go out seeking respect, and succeed in doing what's necessary to earn respect, respect you will find.

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If Mizzou wins the next game, they won't just be respected... they'll be feared. When they walk on to the field at Bama or LSU or Georgia or South Carolina or Florida, they will do so as a member of an elite club. They will do so as a legit threat, not a team with a losing record last year. Not as an upstart team with a chip on its shoulder looking for the upset, but as equals with every other team in this conference. Saban and Miles, as they pour over film of the next weeks game, will see an opponent not as an upstart club that might catch their guys off guard and flat, they will see Mizzou as a program every bit as capable as their own (regardless of what fans think). They know their players will do the same and will not require artificial motivation. They will see a coach in Pinkel who is an equal among his peers as well (and I do believe he is right there among the best in this conference). Whenever Mizzou takes the field next year at an away stadium, they will do so as champions of the Southeastern Conference - the unquestioned best conference in all of college football - IF they win their next game. They will have respect, and all things that come with that respect. If you go out seeking respect, and succeed in doing what's necessary to earn respect, respect you will find.

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someone has the gheys for Mizzou

Listening to satellite radio today there are plenty who are giving Mizzou respect.


I will tell you Malzahn gave Mizzou and Pinkel a lot of respect in his initial presser. You really need to settle down. They are ranked 5 in the BCS and will jump Bama with a win.