dhsux wrote: ↑24 Nov 2025 17:41 pm
Slightly off topic but not really.....what is Pribula's NIL status for next season ? Does he renegotiate for next year? Can Missouri pass on him if they wanted to or are they committed in any way to keep him?
Those questions would be better presented to someone who helps run the NIL Collective which you support.
Do you really think the two posters you responded to have the first clue to answer your question?
We all know that you haven't got the intelligence of a house plant and a gutless (bleep) to boot.
Anytime you want to dispute that just let me know.
Oh, come on man.
Please tell me you didn't take it seriously when I suggested that dhsux supports a Mizzou NIL Collective.
Now who's showing the intelligence of a house plant.
I don't take anything you say seriously.
The PD must be really hard up to keep a (buzz) like you on these forums.
TheMajicMan wrote: ↑25 Nov 2025 11:31 am
Kirby Moore's 1st year as OC when he had control of the offense (2023)
Offensive Leaders
Passing: Quarterback Brady Cook finished the season with 3,317 passing yards and 21 touchdowns.
Rushing: Running back Cody Schrader set a single-season school record with 1,627 rushing yards and 14 touchdowns. He also added 191 receiving yards.
Receiving: Wide receiver Luther Burden III led the team with 1,212 receiving yards on 86 catches and scored 9 touchdowns.
Total Offense: This was only the second time in SEC history that a team produced a 3,000-yard passer, a 1,500-yard rusher, and a 1,000-yard receiver in the same season.
Drink took back over the scheme of the offense in (2024)
Here are the end-of-year statistical leaders for the 2024 Mizzou football team:
Offensive Leaders
Passing Yards: Brady Cook (QB) led with 2,535 yards, 11 touchdowns, and 2 interceptions across 12 games.
Rushing Yards: Nate Noel (RB) led the team with 818 yards and 3 touchdowns on 163 attempts. Marcus Carroll (RB) also contributed significantly with 595 rushing yards and a team-high 12 rushing touchdowns.
Receiving Yards: Theo Wease Jr. (WR) was the top receiver with 884 yards and 4 touchdowns on 60 receptions.
Receptions: Luther Burden (WR) had the most receptions with 61 catches for 676 yards and 6 touchdowns.
This is fascinating and puts evidence to what many of us suspect. Drink has been meddling in the offense, which looks more like most years than the 2023 year which looks more and more like an anomaly. People want to blame everyone other than HC for the offensive problems. It’s the QB. It’s the OL. It’s the OC. But definitely not the HC. Lol.
Special teams (poor), penalties (poor), and turnover margin are all suspect and often indicative of discipline which is usually a good sign of quality of coaching. Tack on red zone execution (poor) and we get more evidence. A great recruiter, and poor offensive strategist and in-game coach. Consistently doesn’t win big games and consistently seems unready after a bi-week. Hire an assistant head coach and take yourself out of the mix offensively.
TheMajicMan wrote: ↑25 Nov 2025 11:31 am
Kirby Moore's 1st year as OC when he had control of the offense (2023)
Offensive Leaders
Passing: Quarterback Brady Cook finished the season with 3,317 passing yards and 21 touchdowns.
Rushing: Running back Cody Schrader set a single-season school record with 1,627 rushing yards and 14 touchdowns. He also added 191 receiving yards.
Receiving: Wide receiver Luther Burden III led the team with 1,212 receiving yards on 86 catches and scored 9 touchdowns.
Total Offense: This was only the second time in SEC history that a team produced a 3,000-yard passer, a 1,500-yard rusher, and a 1,000-yard receiver in the same season.
Drink took back over the scheme of the offense in (2024)
Here are the end-of-year statistical leaders for the 2024 Mizzou football team:
Offensive Leaders
Passing Yards: Brady Cook (QB) led with 2,535 yards, 11 touchdowns, and 2 interceptions across 12 games.
Rushing Yards: Nate Noel (RB) led the team with 818 yards and 3 touchdowns on 163 attempts. Marcus Carroll (RB) also contributed significantly with 595 rushing yards and a team-high 12 rushing touchdowns.
Receiving Yards: Theo Wease Jr. (WR) was the top receiver with 884 yards and 4 touchdowns on 60 receptions.
Receptions: Luther Burden (WR) had the most receptions with 61 catches for 676 yards and 6 touchdowns.
This is fascinating and puts evidence to what many of us suspect. Drink has been meddling in the offense, which looks more like most years than the 2023 year which looks more and more like an anomaly. People want to blame everyone other than HC for the offensive problems. It’s the QB. It’s the OL. It’s the OC. But definitely not the HC. Lol.
Special teams (poor), penalties (poor), and turnover margin are all suspect and often indicative of discipline which is usually a good sign of quality of coaching. Tack on red zone execution (poor) and we get more evidence. A great recruiter, and poor offensive strategist and in-game coach. Consistently doesn’t win big games and consistently seems unready after a bi-week. Hire an assistant head coach and take yourself out of the mix offensively.
I guess you missed my post to that fraud.
So by your reasoning he must be meddling with the defense too?
Chip Kelly has not done much since he left Oregon.
Cannot believe people still wish to have him as coach.
This is what I have been saying about this years coaching musical chair. LSU, Auburn, Florida and Penn State to name a few. Lane Kiffin is at the top of the list.....my advise to stay at Ol Miss. Kiffin may never have another season like Ol Miss is having now. Everything seems to be falling in place for him and Ol Miss.
