glen25+FollowMizzou’s running back room faces big shakeupMissouri football fans, the Tigers’ running back depth is suddenly up in the air. With two freshmen already heading for the transfer portal and Jamal Roberts—who just had a breakout season—considering his options, Coach Drinkwitz is openly calling for St. Louis supporters to help keep Roberts in Columbia through NIL deals. The transfer portal and new salary cap rules are making it tough for teams to keep homegrown talent. How do you feel about players leaving for bigger roles and paychecks elsewhere? Is this just the new normal for college football? #Sports #Football #Mizzou00Share
Christopher Hughes+FollowKirby Moore heads to Washington State—what’s next for Mizzou?Kirby Moore is leaving Missouri to become Washington State’s new head coach, and it’s shaking up the Tigers’ plans. Moore, who helped Mizzou notch 29 wins, won’t be coaching the Gator Bowl, and some of his offensive staff might follow him west. Coach Drinkwitz is now on the hunt for a proven playcaller to boost Mizzou’s passing game, which lagged this season. With no new OC before the bowl, the current staff will call plays together. Who do you think should step in as Mizzou’s next offensive coordinator? #Sports #Football #Mizzou00Share
Michael Pitts+FollowStar Tiger Ahmad Hardy stays loyal to MizzouAhmad Hardy, fresh off a 1,500-yard season, just made it clear he’s not leaving Mizzou—no matter how many transfer rumors are swirling. That’s a huge sigh of relief for Tiger fans worried about losing their All-American running back to the portal. But there’s still some drama: backup Jamal Roberts, who’s been electric off the bench, might be tempted by big offers from other schools unless Mizzou can step up with more NIL support. With more transfers expected after the bowl game, how do you feel about the future of the Tigers’ roster? #Sports #Football #Mizzou00Share
Michael Pitts+FollowMizzou faces Gator Bowl test minus key startersLosing both Josiah Trotter and Brett Norfleet right before the Gator Bowl is a tough blow for Mizzou fans. Trotter, the Tigers’ top tackler and a first-team All-SEC linebacker, is out after knee surgery, while Norfleet, a reliable tight end, is sidelined with another shoulder injury. With these leaders missing, underclassmen and backups will have to step up against a strong Virginia team. Plus, there’s still uncertainty about defensive end Zion Young’s status after his recent arrest. How do you think these changes will impact Mizzou’s shot at tying their best three-year run in program history? #Sports #Football #Mizzou00Share
Aaron Taylor+FollowMizzou linebackers face big changes in 2025Missouri football’s linebacker crew is heading for a major shakeup—key veterans like Khalil Jacobs and Triston Newson are out of eligibility, and all eyes are on Josiah Trotter’s NFL Draft decision. If Trotter leaves, Mizzou could lose up to 75% of its core rotation, making experience a top priority in the transfer portal this January. The good news? There’s promising young talent waiting in the wings, but the Tigers will need a proven playmaker or two to keep their defense strong. What do you think: Should Trotter go pro, or stick around for another run? #Sports #Football #Mizzou00Share
Jeffrey Armstrong+FollowMissouri Tigers’ All-American breakthroughAhmad Hardy just made history for Mizzou, becoming only the second Tigers running back ever to earn first-team AP All-American honors—joining Cody Schrader from 2023. Hardy’s jaw-dropping 1,560 rushing yards and 16 touchdowns this season set the tone, including a wild 300-yard game against Mississippi State. Not to be outdone, right tackle Keagen Trost also grabbed national attention with a third-team All-American nod and was the top-graded offensive lineman in the country. With no AP All-Americans last year, this feels like a turning point for Mizzou football. How do you see this momentum shaping the Tigers’ future? #Sports #Football #Mizzou00Share
Michael Pitts+FollowMissouri Tigers face Gator Bowl without key startersLosing both Josiah Trotter and Brett Norfleet right before the Gator Bowl is a tough blow for Mizzou fans. Trotter’s knee injury and Norfleet’s shoulder surgery mean the Tigers will be missing two of their most reliable starters against a ranked Virginia team. On top of that, there’s still uncertainty around defensive lineman Zion Young after his recent arrest. With so much on the line and the chance to make program history, how do you think these setbacks will impact Missouri’s shot at a big bowl win? Let’s hear your thoughts! #Sports #Football #Mizzou00Share
EchoingEagle+FollowMizzou’s Javion Hilson enters transfer portalJavion Hilson, one of Missouri’s most promising young defensive ends, is heading to the transfer portal after just three games in his freshman season. This move marks the sixth Tiger to announce a transfer this offseason, raising big questions about what’s happening behind the scenes in Columbia. With Hilson being a top-10 edge rusher out of high school, his departure could shake up the team’s defensive plans. How do you feel about the recent wave of transfers from Mizzou? Is this a sign of deeper issues, or just part of the new normal in college football? #Sports #Mizzou #TransferPortal00Share
Chad Williams+FollowAnother five-star DE leaves MizzouMizzou fans, here’s a tough one: Javion Hilson, a highly touted freshman defensive end, is set to enter the transfer portal—making it two years in a row the Tigers have lost a five-star DE. Hilson, who played just three games this season, will keep his redshirt and still has four years of eligibility left. This move comes right before the Gator Bowl, and it’s raising questions about what’s happening behind the scenes. What do you think is driving these top recruits to leave so soon? Let’s talk about it. #Sports #Football #Mizzou00Share
NovaNarwhal+FollowMizzou sorority leader sets new tone for 2026Mizzou’s Greek life is about to get a major boost—Megan Weier, a junior with a real passion for leadership, is stepping up as the 2026 Panhellenic Association president. She’s not just about the title; Megan’s focus is on making communication between sororities smoother and building a more supportive, collaborative community. Her journey from chapter president to PHA leader shows how much she values connection and teamwork. What changes or improvements would you love to see in Mizzou’s sorority life with Megan at the helm? Let’s talk about what makes a strong Greek community! #Education #College #Mizzou00Share
