Mizzou roster vs UT roster

[StlOx]

I live in MO and have a kid at Mizzou. I don't disrespect the program and particularly not Pinkel.

That said, the Tigers had a charmed life in '13. They had a very good team led by some talented Srs. They benefited from some key injuries to opponents just in time for their match ups. Right now, the SEC East can easily swing on injuries.

Due to the weakness of Mizzou's OOC schedule, I think the Tigers will win 6-8 games this fall.

Glad to hear it sjt. Your son will throughly enjoy his time at Mizzou and become a True Son.

Still say you're selling us short.

I have to laugh about the injury cards that are played. That was never an allowable reason for Mizzou's 5-7 season, yet it's always used as to why we won.

 

[sjt18]

Glad to hear it sjt. Your son will throughly enjoy his time at Mizzou and become a True Son.

Still say you're selling us short.

I have to laugh about the injury cards that are played. That was never an allowable reason for Mizzou's 5-7 season, yet it's always used as to why we won.

I'd say that the injuries in '12 did hurt. Many of the players that hurt so bad due to injury then... are now gone to graduation or conduct. OTOH, UT's stupid experiment with the 3-4 built in a win for you that shouldn't have been there.

Mizzou plays a weak schedule as SEC schedules go. No real competition outside the SEC. That probably gives MU 4 wins from the start. Your new West "rival" is Arkansas and you play UK and Vandy. That's 7 you should really win. You then have USCe, UT, UGA, TAM, and UF. You won't have more talent than any of those teams. That's not being harsh... just honest. You lost a ton of production and don't have ready replacements.