MrPoppersPuffins

Thats it, Thanks!!!

The problem isn't THAT they are young... It's that Haith relied on solid transfers to float the team from season to season to prevent drop off. When you do this, you have to let either start picking up good freshmen (which he didn't do), or consistently pull in big stud transfers (which he failed to do at the end, which is why he bailed).

Kim isn't coaching a young team, he's coaching an objectively young AND bad team, which he had no responsibility creating. Give the man time, this crap isn't his fault.

Shouldn't Arkansas be ranked ahead of Ole Miss for beating them 30-0?

Wait wait wait, I think I know this one...

Indiana?

And the next two plays after that cheap shot we rubbed his dick in the dirt

I really think the majority of his problems are coming from the receivers. Losing DGB and Copelin was very big. They struggle to get open on every play, and it doesn't matter whether you a pee wee QB or Peyton Manning, if no one's open then you can't hit what isn't there.

A team is never as bad as their worst game nor as good as their best game.

This is what happens when an entire team knows they can beat an obviously inferior team with a good offense. Textbook example of looking two weeks ahead.

The better, more talented team lost because they flat out didn't care about their opponent. We are miles ahead of them but they played so much better because we wanted South Carolina... Well this is what fricking happens when you think you are too good to care about your current opponent.

The funny thing is, I'm still very confident we will compete in the East this year.

Yesterday IU played nearly perfectly for them. They were able to execute every play on both sides of the ball and control the LOS. On the other hand, we committed I think 11 penalties compared to around 12 total in the previous 3 games. Mauk was constantly running for his life, our receivers dropped some easy frick passes, and they owned us when running to our left (Charles Harris is a RS Frosh... He wasn't ready for a full start yet).

And after all this, it still took them till the last 22 seconds to beat us. We have the more talented and better coached team, Its just that these are 19-22 y/o kids, and they don't have the discipline to not look past an opponent. It happens.

I still have confidence and hope we've learned our lesson about looking past a team. I think we are still the favorite to win the East, it's our race to lose. We just need to focus week to week better.

:cheers: :cheers: :cheers:

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You're probably right, I'll see what I can do.

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Pinkel has won more games than all but five active coaches. He is the winningest coach at two Division One programs.

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Here is the breakdown of Missouri's two-deep by class (including special teams): 18 seniors, 20 juniors, 13 sophomores, seven redshirt freshmen and no true freshmen. It's nowhere near the blueprint that draws national headlines. But, for Pinkel, and for Missouri, it works. It's worked for 14 years. He brings players up through the program.

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Tigers rank in the nation's top ten in both wins and first-round NFL Draft Picks over the last handful of years.

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Maty Mauk played in every game and started four, plus a crunch-time relief appearance in a win over Georgia. Russell Hansbrough and Marcus Murphy each ran for more than 600 yards last season. Bud Sasser, Jimmie Hunt and Darius White all played roles varying from minor to starter last season. Some will argue that Markus Golden was better than either of the defensive ends Missouri lost. John Gibson and Aarion Penton played in 26 of a possible 28 games last year.

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TL;DR We just gon keep on winnin muthafrickas

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Why are mizzou fans so obsessed with Dylan Thompson?

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Because you are a team on our schedule?

I'd be careful if I were you. We tend to bite.