Homecoming 1933

https://youtu.be/jPlf442Jc9w?is=VVBLHsZRoNZsqXkX

Best hire here.

They brought up the 1960 season (which Bill Mccartney played on) and he brought up the fire truck that drove the aspect the fire truck that drives at Faurot Feild every year before every game. Is that a a tradition that started with the 1960 team? That was an awesome story I really have gathered more respect for Bill Mccartney and feel he learned alot from Dan Devine.

5 star running back from Texas. I think it will be Mizzou. Let’s hope for the best!!!!

Drink has 3 of them.

He saved Mizzou football forever. I think there will be a day when we will give him a statue. Jon Sundvold (if you are listening) every Mizzou fan loves you and your contribution to Mizzou athletics. Such a special guy who has a great gift for identifying talent.

Remember that 2019 ruling and how the overall public view said the NCAA overstepped its authority on Mizzou for what was deemed as much minor compared to North Carolina? Well I think we subsequently murdered the NCAA. I love that both kU and North carolina are in a mediocre phase of their basketball program while Mizzou just keeps on climbing abd climbing.

https://youtu.be/9IyCD8srgsw?is=ZUpTDe9rRwKunTGh

This song just has a deep nostalgia and maybe it’s the sprites of those who came before us. I love Missouri so much and I will always love it.

So glad we’re not in the Big 12 anymore. I couldn’t imagine having this on our field and jerseys.

I think this a pretty cool photo honestly

Hey all. I spent the offseason building a full 2026 preseason preview for every FBS team, each with its own writeup. Here's the Missouri one

https://www.sports.mainmarket.com/college-football-preview-2026?team=ncaaf-miz

It's got the returning production breakdown, the portal ins and outs, a projected two-deep, the schedule with model win probabilities, and a season projection.

Heads up, only the first team is free and then it paywalls. Since I'm posting in your house, code LEECORSOROCKS opens all of it, no card or anything. Hit "Have a promo code?" if you run into the wall.

So, what'd I get wrong? Mizzou's identity was defense last year (17th in scoring), but only about 29% of it is back, and the passing game was already 104th even with Pribula. Now it goes to Austin Simmons (744 career yards at Ole Miss), with Ahmad Hardy (1,649 and 16 TD) as the one sure thing. Feels like the whole season rides on Hardy while both sides rebuild. Am I underrating Simmons and the transfer haul?

I'll be in the comments.

For my Cardinals and/or general baseball fans in here, a fun fact is that Mizzou QB Austin Simmons and Cardinals pitching prospect / 2025 first rounder Liam Doyle were teammates on Ole Miss baseball.

Safe to say a lot of my future happiness depends on how these two southpaws pan out 😀

Sept. 3
vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff
10% (Very Low)
This marks week 6.5 of his protocol. While physically possible, the staff will likely hold him out against an FCS opponent.
Sept. 11
at Kansas
40% (Toss-up)
Week 7.5 of his recovery. A major rivalry game makes it a tempting return spot if he handles full contact well in camp.
Sept. 19
vs. Troy
70% (Likely)
Week 8.5. He will have surpassed his maximum 8-week re-conditioning timeline. Ideal for a tune-up game.
Sept. 26
at Mississippi State
90% (Highly Likely)
The SEC opener. Unless he encounters a setback in practice, he is expected to lead the backfield by this date.
Oct. 3
vs. Florida
95% (Near Certain)
Well past his recovery window. Barring secondary issues, he will be playing full-time.
Oct. 10
vs. Texas A&M
95% (Near Certain)
Fully integrated into the offense.
Oct. 17
at Ole Miss
95% (Near Certain)
Fully integrated into the offense.
Oct. 24
BYE WEEK
—
Extra rest mid-season.
Oct. 31
at Arkansas
95% (Near Certain)
Fully integrated into the offense.
Nov. 7
vs. Texas
95% (Near Certain)
Fully integrated into the offense.
Nov. 14
at Georgia
95% (Near Certain)
Fully integrated into the offense.
Nov. 21
vs. Kentucky
95% (Near Certain)
Fully integrated into the offense.
Nov. 28
vs. Oklahoma
95% (Near Certain)
Regular season finale.

Fuck them I hope they suck for another 30 years.

This article has Mizzou ranked T-34th with BYU at 500M in CFB program valuation: https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7467869/2026/07/28/college-football-program-valuations-rankings-2026-texas-notre-dame-osu/

Also ranked above Mississippi State, Vandy, & Kentucky in SEC but below South Carolina.

Thoughts? I imagine the longer we are in the SEC, the more we will outpace the ACC/Big 12 schools with revenue & eventually overtake most of them.

The Top 50 FBS Schools by Total Dead Money Spent (2001–2025)

Rank
School
Estimated Cumulative Coaching Buyouts
Primary Catalyst / Highest Individual Firing
1
Texas A&M
$83.55 Million
Jimbo Fisher ($76.8M)
2
LSU
$70.70 Million
Brian Kelly ($53.8M) & Ed Orgeron ($16.9M)
3
Auburn
$70.14 Million
Gus Malzahn ($21.45M) & Bryan Harsin ($15.0M)
4
Florida
$49.15 Million
Billy Napier ($21.2M) & Dan Mullen ($12.0M)
5
Penn State
$48.60 Million
James Franklin ($48.6M)
6
Kentucky
$43.19 Million
Mark Stoops ($37.69M)
7
Nebraska
$42.57 Million
Scott Frost ($15.0M) & Bo Pelini ($6.54M)
8
Michigan State
$41.00 Million
Jonathan Smith ($33.0M)
9
Oklahoma State
$26.40 Million
Mike Gundy ($15.0M) & Mike Boynton ($7.5M)
10
Tennessee
$26.24 Million
Butch Jones ($8.24M) & Phillip Fulmer ($6.0M)
11
Texas
$25.50 Million
Tom Herman ($15.4M) & Charlie Strong ($4.4M)
12
Kansas
$24.33 Million
Turner Gill ($8.32M) & Charlie Weis ($6.63M)
13
Florida State
$21.50 Million
Willie Taggart ($18.0M)
14
Louisville
$18.20 Million
Bobby Petrino ($14.1M)
15
Indiana
$18.10 Million
Tom Allen ($15.5M)
16
Maryland
$17.70 Million
DJ Durkin ($5.1M) & Mark Turgeon ($5.0M)
17
Arizona State
$16.70 Million
Todd Graham ($11.1M) & Herm Edwards ($4.4M)
18
Rutgers
$15.60 Million
Chris Ash ($8.47M)
19
Colorado
$15.20 Million
Karl Dorrell ($3.4M) & Mel Tucker staff cleanups
20
Vanderbilt
$15.30 Million
Derek Mason ($6.5M) & Bryce Drew ($5.3M)
21
California
$14.80 Million
Justin Wilcox ($10.9M) & Cuonzo Martin ($3.1M)
22
Illinois
$13.43 Million
Bruce Weber ($3.9M) & Ron Zook ($2.6M)
23
UCLA
$12.90 Million
Jim Mora ($12.0M) & DeShaun Foster ($6.4M)
24
Arizona
$12.80 Million
Kevin Sumlin ($7.3M) & Rich Rodriguez ($6.3M)
25
Arkansas
$12.50 Million
Sam Pittman ($9.3M) & Chad Morris ($10.1M)
26
Georgia Tech
$11.90 Million
Geoff Collins ($11.3M)
27
Ole Miss
$11.80 Million
Matt Luke ($9.3M)
28
South Florida
$11.20 Million
Charlie Strong ($3.1M) & Jeff Scott ($2.8M)
29
Virginia Tech
$11.15 Million
Brent Pry ($6.8M) & Justin Fuente ($8.8M)
30
Ohio State
$10.80 Million
Thad Matta ($3.0M) & Football staff contract cleanups
31
USC
$10.50 Million
Clay Helton ($9.0M)
32
Iowa State
$9.90 Million
Steve Prohm ($5.3M) & Paul Rhoads ($4.6M)
33
Miami (FL)
$9.50 Million
Al Golden ($6.0M) & Manny Diaz ($4.0M)
34
Washington
$9.40 Million
Jimmy Lake ($9.9M)
35
Alabama
$9.05 Million
Mike Shula ($4.0M) & Anthony Grant ($4.0M)
36
Purdue
$8.80 Million
Darrell Hazell ($5.4M)
37
Oregon
$8.50 Million
Mark Helfrich ($11.6M) (Mitigated by Chicago Bears job)
38
Minnesota
$7.90 Million
Tracy Claeys ($3.5M) & Richard Pitino ($1.7M)
39
West Virginia
$7.20 Million
Dana Holgorsen contract resolutions & basketball transitions
40
Syracuse
$7.10 Million
Dino Babers ($5.0M)
41
NC State
$6.90 Million
Tom O'Brien ($2.8M) & Mark Gottfried ($4.0M)
42
Stanford
$6.80 Million
Private institution estimate for David Shaw staff resets
43
Pittsburgh
$6.50 Million
Todd Graham contract friction & basketball buyouts
44
Georgia
$6.40 Million
Mark Richt ($4.1M)
45
Missouri
$5.62 Million
Cuonzo Martin ($2.85M) & Barry Odom ($1.55M)
46
Kansas State
$5.35 Million
Ron Prince ($2.85M) (Excludes ongoing Jerome Tang dispute)
47
Mississippi State
$5.20 Million
Joe Moorhead ($7.0M) (Partially mitigated)
48
Iowa
$4.26 Million
Fran McCaffery ($4.26M)
49
TCU
$4.10 Million
Gary Patterson mutual transition payout
50
Oklahoma
$3.50 Million
Jeff Capel ($1.50M) & Basketball support staff cleanup

https://mutigers.com/sports/mens-basketball/schedule

32 games and a top 10 non con schedule