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I feel bad for Iowa State. They're one of Mizzou's oldest rivals, and their fans deserve so much better than this. If Mizzou didn't have two big metros bookending it, we could've been left in the same situation. It's going to get pretty bleak for the smaller ACC and Big 12 programs who are going to continue to lag further and further behind as the B1G and SEC continue to consolidate power.
He’s got some good points. I’d add that despite the old school NBA having far more troubled players than you see today, I think the combination of the inflation of contract values, a very strong players union, and the media training/agent gatekeeping the players receive today make them across as entitled and aloof.

Now where I will vehemently disagree with this Board is any argument that the caliber of play is worse than in previous eras. The skill level across the board in the NBA today is incredible. Which really just emphasizes what a bad job the players and the league are doing of showcasing that.

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I really only watch two teams, so it doesn't matter all that much to me. If anything, this is better because there are lower odds that they play in the same slot these days.
The B1G and SEC both generate a lot of revenue from their conference championship games. And unlike the Playoff, they don't share that money with the other conferences and Notre Dame. Take into account that those two conferences hold most of the bargaining power, and I doubt we see expansion beyond 16 unless the SEC has a massive change of heart. More likely, we'll see that consolidate further once the B1G and SEC pick the bones of the ACC.
Hope you had a nice Christmas :cheers:
I’m always excited for Mizzou football.
Hardy and Roberts are going to run all over these soft UVA boys.
I was more worried about the Florida rumors when it became apparent that Kiffin was going to LSU. Drink got a raise after all that so I would’ve been very surprised to see him leave. Especially to a program in as much disarray as Michigan.
80 degrees on Christmas, got rid of both NFL teams to make Mizzou the state’s pro team, and the basketball program turned into a dumpster fire as a sacrifice to growing the football program. We might be SEC after all.
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I like living in KC but I gotta be honest, KC Metro shouldn't be hosting a Super Bowl. It's a week long event so it should be in cities that can support it. SB should rotate between Miami, Vegas, LA, New Orleans and Phoenix. As for the details coming out the fact it's going to have about 10k less seats sucks for the fans. The game atmosphere won't be nearly as good as it is at Arrowhead.

I agree. Part of the appeal to living here is the utter lack of tourists. Everyone you encounter has a stake in this place. But it’s definitively not a destination. :lol:
Missouri joined the SEC and is doing its best to make Mizzou the State's only show in town to keep tradition with (most) SEC states.
It's unfortunate, but I don't blame Kansas City, MO for not wanting to fund a billionaire's stadium. However, Kansas City is not blameless for losing the Chiefs to Kansas - they've had 50 years to build/incentivize development in the area around Arrowhead, but it's somehow actually got worse over the years. That part of town is an absolute shithole. Sure, the tailgating is fun, but it feels like driving through Mogadishu to get to the stadium.
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His passing issues cost Mizzou a possible win vs. Bama. I really liked his running ability. I’m sure he’ll get picked up, just don’t know what level program will go after him & how much they’ll pay for him, when he can’t pass.

Agreed. And this thread lays bare which posters watched Mizzou in conference play this season. When we say Pribula can't pass, it isn't that much of an exaggeration. And I don't like taking shots at the kid, I really like him and we will always thank him for the epic kansas game. I hope he lands somewhere decent (not in the SEC) and proves us all wrong.

But as the season went on, you could see Pribula hesitate to make throws beyond about a five-yard check down, even when his receivers were open. He would just resort to tucking the ball and trying to run instead of even attempting downfield throws. It really became noticeable in the Alabama game, and was even worse in the Vanderbilt game (Mizzou nearly came back and won when Zollers entered the game in the third quarter for an injured Pribula).
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DoUrden

Holy shite, that's a name I've not seen for a long time around here. Hope all is well. :cheers:
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His passing inaccuracy really hurt the offense. His injury was also a huge setback.

He couldn't throw the ball downfield worth a damn, especially along the sidelines. He also developed an unfortunate knack for breaking from the pocket early before he made his reads, running outside of his protection, and directly into a defensive end.
Best wishes to him, he seems like a great kid. But the reality is that if Mizzou fielded even an average SEC QB, we'd likely be in the Playoff. We had an elite defense, a first-team all American running back, a loaded WR room, but the worst passing offense in the SEC. Some of that falls on coaching/playcalling, but Pribula simply wasn't a good passer this season.
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I mean, if he cared about academics, he would probably keep Missouri.

Mizzou is ranked 7th out of the 16 SEC schools by US News and it is one of six AAU schools in the SEC.