What's great about this season from an offensive point of view is that no SEC coach knows what to expect with our offense.

In fact, I bet at least a few SEC coaches assume our offense will be shite due to last year's abomination.

Smarter coaches will look to Heupel's offenses at Oklahoma, but still...how do you prepare for an offense coached by a new person when the previous year's offense was the worst in college football?

With Heupel you know there's going to be improvement. The big question is: How much?

I like that. It makes Missouri football a big question mark again. Give's us the ability to easily exceed expectations and catch opposing teams off guard.

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Posted by Mizzoumatt

Columbia, Missouri

Member since May 2012

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Posted on 8/23/16 at 10:22 am to mizzoukills

I wish I could share your optimism. I think Ellarbee is a good coach, but I think inexperience and near zero depth will doom this O-line. I'm predicting 5-7 this season, but I'm looking forward to a great 2017

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Posted by semotruman

Member since Nov 2011

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Posted on 8/23/16 at 10:51 am to mizzoukills

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I like that. It makes Missouri football a big question mark again. Give's us the ability to easily exceed expectations and catch opposing teams off guard.

Killz, once in a while you pause from being the Star Warrior and make some great points. This is one of those times.