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Couldn't have said it better. The "deep south" is quickly turning into New New York & New CA. Hilarious these buffoons continue to blab about the "culture" "the fit" & all that BS. Not many rosters have players from that State & if they do, they also have players from all over. Missouri borders KY, TN, AR, OK. Half of the State of Missouri is KY-TN-AR southern, not GA-Bama southern. This is such a STUPID ARSE discussion 15 years later. Frickn Oregon & Rutgers are in the Big 10. At least MO actually borders SEC States & has plenty of redneck-Hillbilly culture in it's southern half. Who gives a shite about the Civil War connection to SEC States any longer. Time to move on in 2026. Sure, fly the flag, whatever, but why are we still talking about that :dunno:
Mizzou has been very competitive in the SEC, made it to ATL twice, has 2 large metro areas, owns the State, has a great football culture & recruiting base & will continue to spend money. We all know it is just the old school programs talking shite & picking on the "new kid", as this is 1 of hundreds of threads about "Mizzou's lack of fit". Who cares... :doublebird:
Mizzou has been very competitive in the SEC, made it to ATL twice, has 2 large metro areas, owns the State, has a great football culture & recruiting base & will continue to spend money. We all know it is just the old school programs talking shite & picking on the "new kid", as this is 1 of hundreds of threads about "Mizzou's lack of fit". Who cares... :doublebird:
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re: YOUR top 5 in the SEC at the midway point
Posted by STL1 on 10/13/26 at 8:04 am to gatordmb89
GA
Bama
Mizzou
TX
Ole MIss
As of TODAY
Bama
Mizzou
TX
Ole MIss
As of TODAY
Just like OU in the SEC. . . :doublebird:
re: Mizzou scares me
Posted by STL1 on 10/1/26 at 1:01 pm to notsince98
Well.... Missing one of the best RBs in the country might have an impact on a team's run game.
That being said, if Mizzou can't get up for a game with the most raucous crowd of the season, home game, homecoming, big game, coming off game that should have pissed them off at Cowbell St. then the season is over. Everything is there for a big upset. Maybe Norfleet will actually be targeted. Maybe the CB's can stop the big play. Who knows, but again, if they flop on Homecoming weekend, forget about 2026!
That being said, if Mizzou can't get up for a game with the most raucous crowd of the season, home game, homecoming, big game, coming off game that should have pissed them off at Cowbell St. then the season is over. Everything is there for a big upset. Maybe Norfleet will actually be targeted. Maybe the CB's can stop the big play. Who knows, but again, if they flop on Homecoming weekend, forget about 2026!
re: You're welcome Florida
Posted by STL1 on 10/1/26 at 9:35 am to CelticTiger
Trying to explain basic math to illiterates is not easy. I wouldn't bother trying to explain to these swamp rats why the statistics are skewed.
Then you have the KCMO complex folks that love to shite on STL because KC isn't nearly as cool, its smaller & less powerful in Jeff City. KC has it's own crime problems & they have to live by KS so that makes it worse.
Then you have the KCMO complex folks that love to shite on STL because KC isn't nearly as cool, its smaller & less powerful in Jeff City. KC has it's own crime problems & they have to live by KS so that makes it worse.
You serious? MS is like taking a step back in time. Got gas off 55 somewhere between Memphis & Jackson last summer. The dude working there was gnawing on some unidentifiable animal wearing overalls with nothing else, cut off at the calves with no shoes. The gas pumps looked like they were from the 50's. MS. is basically a state that brings nothing to the union. You are delusional. :banghead:
MS is basically a 3rd world country so I'm not sure what your talking about :dunno:
re: Indiana football schedule giving bama a run for its money
Posted by STL1 on 1/28/26 at 1:37 pm to hawgfaninc
That schedule is nothing until they go on the road to UMass.
You are either a professional or a "college player" getting paid. While college players are getting paid like professionals, they are amateurs that should be that while playing under a university's banner. Once you go pro, you are out. Simple as that! :banghead:
This dude should NOT be playing college basketball. He signed pro contracts with NBA teams:
Professional Experience: Played three seasons in the G League, averaging 8.8 points and 7.1 rebounds for the Grand Rapids Gold.
Contract Status: Signed a two-way contract with the San Antonio Spurs in 2023 and later an Exhibit 10 deal with the Detroit Pistons.
Return to College: In Jan. 2026, he became the first player to return to NCAA eligibility after signing an NBA contract and playing in the G League, following a legal dispute with the NCAA
Once you sign ANY pro deal, you should have NO eligibility in college ball. End of story!
:banghead:
Professional Experience: Played three seasons in the G League, averaging 8.8 points and 7.1 rebounds for the Grand Rapids Gold.
Contract Status: Signed a two-way contract with the San Antonio Spurs in 2023 and later an Exhibit 10 deal with the Detroit Pistons.
Return to College: In Jan. 2026, he became the first player to return to NCAA eligibility after signing an NBA contract and playing in the G League, following a legal dispute with the NCAA
Once you sign ANY pro deal, you should have NO eligibility in college ball. End of story!
:banghead:
Maybe so, but once a player crosses the threshold into ANY professional league, your college eligibility should be forever gone.
I agree, things are out of whack, but pro athletes playing college ball.....I draw the line there... What next, guys that went straight to the NBA from HS can now come back to college with years of eligibility after their pro career ends? :dunno:
Hey Ole Miss..
Posted by STL1 on 1/26/26 at 9:02 am
Just saw the report on Fox News. The damage from the ice looks terrible.
Bill Hemmer had the Mayor of Oxford on the show just now. She said the damage has brought her to tears. Looks like The Grove sustained significant damage. Sending our best from up here in Mizzourah. Hope ya'll have a quick recovery. :cheers:
Bill Hemmer had the Mayor of Oxford on the show just now. She said the damage has brought her to tears. Looks like The Grove sustained significant damage. Sending our best from up here in Mizzourah. Hope ya'll have a quick recovery. :cheers:
re: When is Auburn gonna be respectable in football again?
Posted by STL1 on 1/22/26 at 1:17 pm to CBandits82
Should we ask the same question regarding Auburn basketball...
Life without Bruce :dunno:
Life without Bruce :dunno:
Frick those losers! :doublebird:
This dude is dumb as frick. Ignore him
Couldn't said it better. This dude is an idiot. Who GAF about Utah besides left-wing Californians moving there turning it into a hell-hole like they created in CA. Utah is a great place, but it will soon lose everything to the greedy politicians welcoming people from CA bringing their BS to Utah. Just a matter of time. Book it!
The Rams were greatly supported in STL. THE ONLY reason they went back to LA was because his greedy arse was one of the only owners that had the money to fix the "LA problem" for the NFL. StanK has ZERO loyalty to any fan, any city, only to money. It was a rigged process & St. Louis was collateral damage. Some owners did not want that to happen, but STL had to terrible luck of having Kroenke as the owner. The Jags owner Shad Kahn wanted to buy the team & keep it in STL, but Kroenke exercised his 1st right of refusal. That was when the fix was in. STL is a great NFL market. The football Cardinals left due to a stadium dispute with the owner. It was stupid & short sighted by local politicians, but NEITHER MOVE had anything to do with lack of fan support, lack of market viability or anything bad against STL. It was simply 2 greedy owners willing to do what NFL owners do. SHITE on their fanbases for money. Pretty much what college football has become. No loyalty towards any university. It is a "frick you, pay me" climate now. Get a clue! With gambling taking over sports, expect that to get worse.
While I agree with you on something (one thing) a mutual hatred of the Chiefs, I can't agree the Kansas side is better. It is a few cookie cutter burbs & wasteland.
re: Sooner depression is on the rise
Posted by STL1 on 12/22/25 at 11:11 am to Crimson Wraith
It was pretty easy to predict OU would fall early in the CFP. (And this is not disrespect, just fact) The D is very good to elite, the offense is putrid. They looked good early, but came back down to earth & back to what they were all season, hence the reason OU is done. Once Bama figured out they needed to get some pressure on Mateer, he folded like a cheap suit.
Which SEC team played the UMass Minutemen AT HOME last season? :dunno:
Well...let me help you remember..The blueblood Georgia Bulldogs..... :doublebird:
Well...let me help you remember..The blueblood Georgia Bulldogs..... :doublebird:
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