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- Intel: Eh, wasn't a great throw but his receiver got both hands on it and popped it in the air.

- QB: Arch Manning is incredibly overrated because of his last name, he has a ton of talent around him.

- QB: ku missed open wrs all night.

- QB: ku was running it down asu’s throat then tried to get cute.

- WR: Watching WR commit Chris Harris Jr.

- Injury: This thread has been better than watching soaps as an injured teenager!!

- RB: If you think a second team all conference running back has ever been worth 16 points you have no idea about football.

- QB/DL: #Mizzou QB Austin Simmons was named the SEC Co-Offensive Player of the Week, sharing the title with Arch Manning.

- QB: If AS13 goes pro after this year, whether or not we're even interested in a QB should tell us all we need to know about how the staff views Zollers as the future or...

- QB: Easy to tell how he won the starting job in the Spring.

- RB/LB: Probably because if everything goes perfect, he can likely return in mid-October.

- RB: The mistake you guys keep making is you’re somehow believing that a “spiral fracture“ somehow means that he’s going to be out for 6 to 12 months.

- Injury: the main source people are citing for him being out for the year told you that he’s going to be back in two weeks.

- RB: Accurately analyzing all of the live possibilities in a situation is more useful than just staking out an arbitrary prediction.

- QB: Whoa didn’t realize that was a thing, we were able to bet on Beau and Hardy last year.

- OL: Locker Room Issues They're having a multipage argument about whether a quote from one of their OL referred to team culture or the locker room literally being dirty.

- Injury: Nothing in that interview at all indicated he’s out for the season, and yet that’s exactly how a lot of you are going to take it.

- Injury: Day-to-day is a far cry from out for the season.

- Injury: I have a hard time seeing a running back getting drafted in the 3rd round with Hardy’s injury and no proof he can play in a game.

- RB: They leaked that they're optimistic that he'll return in mid-October.

- QB/RB: What's more Mizzou than finally getting a real QB and your AA RB gets shot in the leg and misses the season.

- Injury: Nobody has officially said it but our expectation is that he is out for the season

- Missouri reinstalled field-goal protection and changed some personnel after two blocked kicks through the same area. Eli Drinkwitz also cited four special-teams penalties, including two personal fouls. Those are concrete corrections to a recurring protection problem; improved results have not yet been demonstrated. - Missouri's outside-zone timing remains inconsistent between guards, double-teams and runner cuts; duo worked better. Ahmad Hardy is still rehabbing with no new update. Drinkwitz wants another back involved alongside Jamal Roberts and Xai'Shaun Edwards, mentioning Anthony Favrow or Preston Hatfield as possibilities rather than announcing a settled rotation. - Missouri allowed seam throws and quarterback escapes opposite pressure, and had not forced a red-zone third down. Drinkwitz singled out Florence's tackling and Laulea losing his man on a scramble. With a safety often in the box for run support, corners must hold one-on-one coverage; he warned that Troy could exploit the same errors. - Drinkwitz praised Austin Simmons' pocket patience and downfield accuracy behind largely clean protection, but Missouri's red-zone touchdown rate was only 50%. Chip Lindsey and Garrett Riley retain mesh in the plan; Drinkwitz clarified that his discomfort was unfamiliarity, not an order to remove it. Passing success has not eliminated finishing problems.

- Parker's Missouri scouting highlighted three long edge rushers, large interior linemen and fast gap-attacking linebackers wearing Nos. 0 and 5. He also described long, physical corners and a coordinated secondary. Those are Troy's matchup concerns about the front and coverage, not a guaranteed sack total or shutdown forecast. - Parker said Missouri's quarterback was throwing comfortably behind protection that had kept him clean, with dangerous slot and outside receivers. He also emphasized that the listed No. 2 running back should not be treated as ordinary backup talent. These are the opposing coach's personnel assessments, not an announced change to Missouri's depth chart.

- QB/WR: the one INT he had his WR wide open and over threw him instead of hitting him in stride and his wr popped the ball in the air for the INT

- QB: Arch Manning is the most overhyped and overrated QB of my lifetime.

- Offense: you continue to ignore that is not the current situation.

- RB: It's also worth noting that according to PFF an absurd 84.5% of his yards have come after contact Dilin Jones is the only RB in the SEC with a similar workload who's gotten a...

- QB: He did, but there is night and day difference between the type and quality of throws Simmons is making.

- QB/WR: I was surprised we didnt see more from Montgomery in this game.

- QB: One more, with an emphasis on how quickly Austin is going through his reads.

- Injury: PowerMizzou.com takes a look at the outgoing transfers for the Missouri Tigers this past offseason and how they are performing at their new schools during the 2026 season.

- QB: Monster game for Woodyard Hopkins showed nice speed & quicks at POA.

- QB/OL: I liked the Lindsey hire as well…and he utilized Simmons’ talents ….but in Kirby’s defense….he never had a QB that could throw 15’yard outs from the far hash and put it on the numbers.

- QB: The schedule definitely gets tougher starting with Cowbell U.

- LB/DB: The conundrum….you have to be able to run in order to pass and vice versa.

- Injury: Sucks we couldn’t use that money on a guard or another RB.

- QB: It wasn’t late at all, he hit the QB as he was throwing the ball.

- OL: I’m starting to worry his impressive play in the summer and camp were more because of the OL being bad.

- Pick/market: has shown the skills to be the best QB in the league throughout his college career.

- Injury: I didn't care for him last year even before his injury.

- OL: Drink needs to start chewing out and getting in the face of these OL.

- QB: I generally agree with this sentiment but I do think they called a good game last night.

- QB/LB: I truly think drink was heavy handed in the philosophy so I will reserve judgement on Moore.

- QB: They both play QB but I’m not seeing any other similarities.

- OL: guards were bad last year..now, last year starter and backup are playing, both still bad..other bad guard last year is at center and not exactly all sec there either…

- QB/OL: Let me preface this by saying I think Austin Simmons is the best QB Drink has ever had.

- After Missouri's 38-21 Border War win, Drinkwitz said captain Green played following a minor procedure about 10 days earlier. Green had returned to full practice and pushed for extra reps despite staff managing his workload; this is a postgame return-to-play update, not a new projected return date. - Drinkwitz praised Austin Simmons' 292 passing yards, third-down accuracy and reads against changing coverages. Missouri moved Cayden Lee between outside and slot alignments to create matchups, while the staff's mesh concept produced a touchdown to Donovan; the coach said he consistently trusted the passing game to move the ball. - Missouri held Kansas to 81 rushing yards and 13-of-30 passing with two interceptions. Drinkwitz credited the linebackers, especially Robert Woodyard's tackling and takeaway production; back-to-back defensive takeaways after halftime helped Missouri build its decisive scoring run. - Despite improved quarterback pressure, Drinkwitz said Missouri again lost containment, including first-half breakdowns similar to the opener. He specifically called for defenders opposite the pressure to maintain their outside position so quarterbacks cannot escape. - Missouri had two field goals blocked, including one returned for a touchdown, and had undisciplined special-teams penalties. Drinkwitz called the special-teams performance poor across the board and identified it as a correction priority after the win.