Season ticket holder who can’t attend the games this year offering them up here. Cincinnati and Denver games are already sold but all other games available. Seats are in section 113, row 36, seats 13&14 right by the tunnel where the Chiefs come out each game. Also under the overhang so there’s protection from the elements during less than ideal weather. If interested just let me know and thanks in advance!

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Athletic directors are expected to begin discussion about a range of topics that they have mostly, so far, kept within their individual leagues. Those topics include the House settlement case, a new third-party (not NCAA) enforcement model, the future of the College Football Playoff format and — most noteworthy of them all — a regular-season and postseason scheduling arrangement.

It's cute when Charlie Baker stands in front of a camera, but in 2024 this is where the important stuff gets talked about by important people at the top of college sports. A big announcement is unlikely, but it's worth paying careful attention to what Commissioners Sankey and Petitti are willing to say.

Mun Choi delivered the 2024 State of the University address today, some of the highlights:
- Talked about the #4 best value ranking among flagship schools in USNWR, #10 ranking by Time Magazine for preparing future leaders
- Student retention rate at an all-time high (93%), six-year grad rate (75%) is best in the state of Missouri, 95% placement rate (job or grad school within 6 months) is among national leaders
- Already received 33k applications for AY25-26, up 43% from AY24-25 at the same time
- Research Expenditures $485mm, up from $237mm in FY14. 11th consecutive year of growth
- Support from MoLeg at an all-time high $505mm
- 1.6 million patients/year receive radioisotopes created at MURR
- 20MW NextGen MURR will greatly increase isotope production

Full address here (talks specifically about athletics at the 32 minute mark):

As I write this I’m sitting in the waiting room of a lab in a major KC hospital. As I am want to do, I’m wearing a Mizzou shirt sitting quietly in the corner.
Out of the door comes some guy who was about 115 years old, looks over at me and says… Mizzou ay, well I went to KU, and proceeds to berate me and several others about how we we’re cowards for leaving the big 12 and how there football program will be light years ahead of ours and they can’t wait to .. etc etc..,
Now several things came to mind as a retort, but he was 179 years old. … So I just said we’re doing quite well without them, smiled and went back to reading..
My point is that the generational delusions of these people runs deep..wow.

Thought this was interesting..idk if Ole Miss is overdoing it or UK sucks..or both

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Anyone here ever done the FearFest attractions in CoMo out by Midway? Curious how good it is and if it's worth the $?

More on 2026 Rivals250 WR Brayden Robinson and his visit to Missouri this past weekend

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Hannah took an official visit to Ohio State last weekend

Just caught the last couple minutes. Barrett asked him about changing the calendar and Drink hit it out of the park: "At the end of the day, they pay me a lot of money. I don't even consider it a job what I do. It beats having a real job...They pay us way too much money to complain. Whatever they decide, I'll do it, and if it becomes too much work I'll try to become a cohost on your show"

We're 4-0, ranked 11 and folks are complaining. I really don't understand why. We knew Brady wasn't a 1st round draft choice. We knew the O-line were replacing the whole blind side of our QB. We knew we were replacing 3 NFL players in our secondary. We knew we were going to have a first year placekicker. We know Drink struggles with time management at times. Yet, here we are, undefeated and still in total control of our destiny.

What this team is trying to do isn't going to be easy. Sure we're in the top 11, but in my opinion we don't have top 11 talent. Outside of Luther, who else on our team can you say without a doubt would start for every other team in the SEC? Once we realize we still don't have a team full of upper echelon players, then we should be satisfied with getting the W's by any means necessary.

What players would you like to see them get from the high school ranks or transfer portal?

QB Matt Zollers
RB Jamarion Morrow
WR Donovan Olugbode
WR ?
Slot Shaun Terry
TE ?
OL Jack Lange
OL Henry Fenuku
OL Lamont Rogers
OL Keiton Jones
OL ?
DE Joshua Lewis
DE Daeden Hopkins
DT Jason Dowell
DT ?
LB Dante McClellan
LB Jason King
DB Dyllon Williams
DB Mark Manfred
DB Charles Bass
DB ?

On their 65-yd td pass; McClellan and K Williams nearly destroyed the play. Almont immediatley after the snap, they were in tandem 5-yds upfield. The Vandy QB, sidestepped, barely getting out of there and just winged it. Narrowly, missed shutting them down there.

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New 2025 offer out for Missouri

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Now in his 14th year as Tiger radio color analyst – and 7th year visiting the Club -- Howard Richards was our guest speaker yesterday.

A St. Louis native, Howard starred at offensive tackle at Mizzou from 1977-80, earning All Big Eight and second-team All American honors as a senior. He was a first-round draft pick of the Dallas Cowboys in 1981 and played seven years in the NFL. He was inducted into the Missouri Sports Hall of Fame in 2018 and the Mizzou Hall of Fame in 2021. He has received the College of Arts and Science’s Distinguished Alumni award and has been honored with a Faculty-Alumni award from the University.

Club Notes

• The Club meets each Tuesday during the football season at Westport Flea Market. Buffet lunch begins at 11:30 am, program at Noon.
• Our Oct. 1 guest speaker will be Gary Barnett, former Mizzou football player and Head Coach at Colorado and Northwestern.
• Our membership drive is underway. Help us help Mizzou Athletics.

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Testifying to U.S. Congress on Tuesday, Hall of Fame quarterback Brett Favre revealed that he's recently been diagnosed with Parkinson's disease, an incurable degenerative disorder.
The former Green Bay Packers star, 54, appeared before the House Ways and Means Committee as part of an ongoing investigation into the potential misuse of taxpayer money when he disclosed his medical condition.
"Sadly, I ... lost an investment in a company that I believed was developing a breakthrough concussion drug I thought would help others," Favre said, per NBC News, "and I'm sure you'll understand why it's too late for me because I've recently been diagnosed with Parkinson's."
One of the most accomplished quarterbacks in NFL history, Favre has been accused of using personal connections to wrongly help redirect public money dedicated to Mississippi welfare funds toward himself and his alma mater, the University of Southern Mississippi. He spoke specifically on Tuesday about Prevacus, the company he believed to be developing a concussion drug, which received $2 million of the welfare funds, according to ESPN. The company's founder, Jacob VanLandingham, pleaded guilty to wire fraud in July, per ESPN, admitting he misused money to pay off gambling debts.

Parkinson's disease is a disorder of the nervous system that worsens over time, as the Mayo Clinic explains. Tremors, movement difficulties and speech changes are some of the typical symptoms.

Anyone have a ou game RV parking pass they want to sell?

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Missed this earlier today. It'll be the Tigers hosting the Blue Tigers
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