deputyfife

Very true, what you said does not actually contradict what I said. But that takes levels of exploration beyond what you can find in academia today.

When you do find God, though, it turns out he was right next to you the whole time.

Disagree with your characterization.
Mizzou started and anchored the original Missouri Valley Conference, then was a big part of changing that conference to the Big 6, Big 7, and finally Big 8. The merger with 4 Texas schools to form the Big 12, Mizzou didn't exercise much power toward. I always felt that was Texas, Oklahoma and Nebraska. Mizzou only left after others started flirting and it became toxic.

I'm not necessarily in disagreement, but Widenhofer inherited Onofrio's teams, which had the talent to upset anyone. Stull inherited Woody's talent.

Also, as far as Barbara Euhling goes, she had more years to work her "magic" against our football program by the time Stull started. The training facilities were at least a decade behind everyone by the time he started.

The Big 8 at the time was like a knife fight in an elevator, and Nebraska and Oklahoma were usually the only ones with knives. Colorado had some high years during that era.

I'm also sure some coaches from before the 1940's (Faurot) had bad results.

I'm ambivalent. Either way is fine, as long as Mizzou is smart enough to have a current list of who they want.

At Auburn this year and that game we fumbled and kicked away.

If the world were fair, all property related to the universities belongs to the citizens, since they granted land tax priveleges, and/or money.

Disgusting. The PE firm could end up forcing contracts on the team, and therefore university, for services at inflated prices while stripping out the assets and saddling debt onto the university.

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Yuuuge loser

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Elucidate, Internet Man.

Sounds familiar. There was an article about Mizzou's Oline coach in the last 20 years, who exhibited some weird behavior (can't remember, just that it seemed like Steer Clear territory) and had bad results.

I hope so too. But considering he just got a raise that puts him near top 5 status, it seems more likely he'd mentally respond as if he's doing everything right and they wanted more of the same.

The OC next year is more important than retaining Drink for me.