SEC has zero respect for Tigers and says 6 and 5

[hdhntr148]

I'm not a gambler but IMO that's easy money to bet on more but how do you do that. Do have a wager with KU relative on rivalry game but have no idea on how to do fan duel to make a bet.

any idea's?

[winonsports]

Did the SEC say which game was going to be cancelled?

[passthebuck]

Who cares? The way to get respect is to go out and win the majority of your schedule, then do it repeatedly over a number of years. And dish out a beatdown or two a season, but not brag about it. Just go about business. Eventually, opponents will fear traveling to Columbia, and shudder when they see Missouri on their schedule. That is the only way respect is ever going to be achieved.

Missouri in its current form is not a doormat, but it's not in the conversation of elite program yet, either. The program makes strides, then the bottom falls out. That is what needs to stop happening. If Drink bolts, find an equal or better coach. Keep consistently from regime to regime, then the words respect can be uttered. Until then, do the work and build.

[Power74]

I'm not a gambler but IMO that's easy money to bet on more but how do you do that. Do have a wager with KU relative on rivalry game but have no idea on how to do fan duel to make a bet.

any idea's?

One idea: the k is not capitalized.

[winonsports]

Eventually, opponents will fear traveling to Columbia, and shudder when they see Missouri on their schedule.

That time may already be here

Mizzou is 27-7 at home under Drink. Those wins only trail Georgia (28) and Alabama (32) since 2020.

Mizzou has won 13 of its last 14 at home and 11 of 14 SEC games.

And I believe it's now 19 straight, non conference wins at home.

Mizzou has had 12 straight, home sellouts.

[jcgmoi]

FanDuel was mentioned. At their site it's more expensive to bet that Missouri will win at least 7 games than it is to bet that they win 6 or fewer games. That's not disrespect, that's an admission that going over 6.5 wins is more likely.

There's no game cancelled. Non-FBS games don't count.

[Armchair QB]

Eventually, opponents will fear traveling to Columbia, and shudder when they see Missouri on their schedule.

That time may already be here

Mizzou is 27-7 at home under Drink. Those wins only trail Georgia (28) and Alabama (32) since 2020.

Mizzou has won 13 of its last 14 at home and 11 of 14 SEC games.

And I believe it's now 19 straight, non conference wins at home.

Mizzou has had 12 straight, home sellouts.

Thank you for this useful information.

[Armchair QB]

FanDuel was mentioned. At their site it's more expensive to bet that Missouri will win at least 7 games than it is to bet that they win 6 or fewer games. That's not disrespect, that's an admission that going over 6.5 wins is more likely.

There's no game cancelled. Non-FBS games don't count.

We have enough question marks, I don’t mind the “disrespect” from pundits. Are we past the point where we have ups and downs? I don’t know just yet. Maybe we only win 7. Or 6. Who knows.

My problem is, if we do have a bad year, that’s not acceptable. We are on a high as a program. Not quite Georgia. But certainly upper tier, knocking on the door of the playoffs. And the University is ALL IN financially. If we are going to spend money on football like a blue blood, then we need to re-load like a blue blood. We should expect no less than what Georgia and Alabama expect, or at least close to it.

So are we going to do that? We’ll know after Thanksgiving.

[edwin drood]

FanDuel was mentioned. At their site it's more expensive to bet that Missouri will win at least 7 games than it is to bet that they win 6 or fewer games. That's not disrespect, that's an admission that going over 6.5 wins is more likely.

There's no game cancelled. Non-FBS games don't count.

What state are you in? From what I gather, online sports betting, while legal, has not yet been allowed in Missouri.

[winonsports]

FanDuel was mentioned. At their site it's more expensive to bet that Missouri will win at least 7 games than it is to bet that they win 6 or fewer games. That's not disrespect, that's an admission that going over 6.5 wins is more likely.

There's no game cancelled. Non-FBS games don't count.

What state are you in? From what I gather, online sports betting, while legal, has not yet been allowed in Missouri.

He's the forum's Georgia honk, but FanDuel isn't available there either

But it's not as if you can't readily gather the information

[jcgmoi]

What state are you in?

I live in Georgia, not far from where Bubba Chandler played HS ball. (Just heard he was called up.) Online gambling isn't legal here. Sports gambling was voted down for like the 57th time this past leg session. We're a conservative bunch down here in a lot of ways. I thought sports gambling was legal in Missouri but I read the state is still dealing with regs and licensing.