Can we start talking about Eli's lack of a "killer instinct?" He seems perfectly fine winning close games. I mean, hate on Huepel all you want. At least he tries to have his team win convincingly every game. The margin of eaking out close games game in and out out and coming out with a winning record, is so small. I mean, you could play really well for 55 minutes of a game, but one play by the other team can swing the entire momentum of the game. Like we have a talented roster, why does every win have against P4 teams have to be a "phew we won that by the skin of our teeth" type of game.
No not really. They definitely have the better quarterback tho. And this team all but gave up after some bad calls in that 1st quarter. I still don't know what that OBVIOUS non call was about. That was pass interference all day every day. Almost every BORDERLINE call went against us, all the way up until the game was out of hand...And by that time it seemed that the players themselves knew that the fix was in and gave up. That's what I saw. And Brady Cook is an absolutely horrible passer. But even still, we could have overcome even that fact.
McGuirk Alumni Stadium is the loudest stadium in the country, absolutely just the biggest fan base ever. I also heard LB3 was gifted a snugie as seen on TV from 2010 by UMass athletics.
What I think you guys are missing here on the refs (although I agree we still lose) is that those first 2 ref calls (the bad PI and then the amazingly astute TD callback) just sunk the morale of the team...and Burden was leading the charge on that one. Someone needs to get in that kids ear and tell him to grow up a little and stop throwing hissy fits when things don't work out. When your best player can't handle adversity, no one else will be able to either.
They had the rest of the game to hop back on. They let those penalties affect them all game. That's where you need your leaders to step up and no one decided they wanted to get frustrated and fight back including the captains. No one wanted to be there after Luther's TD got called back (and yeah Membou was to far upfield, that was the right call). Drink and this team has some real soul searching to do.
Idk how yall do it. Mizzou plays like that and I just wish I had one app that would go through all my other apps and mute all things Mizzou and cfb related. I don’t even want to know there is such a thing as cfb.
@bryanwheat9101 based on what? Mop up snaps against Murray St and Buffalo. Cook isn't playing well but Pyne is not and has not been a consistent starter either when he's had his oppurtunities.
@@shawnkurtz4424 you do realize he played for notre dame and we can watch highlight videos of him right. Cook blows and literally every team they play has a better qb. With cook the are gonna be lucky to make it to a bowl game this year.
@@bryanwheat9101 You mean Notre Dame, a team with completely different players, and a completely different scheme. As well as different OCs that prioritize different things on how their offenses work. Let us not forget, that he also lost his job at Notre Dame. Then transfered to Arizona State and almost immediately lost the job there as well.
Can we start talking about Eli's lack of a "killer instinct?" He seems perfectly fine winning close games. I mean, hate on Huepel all you want. At least he tries to have his team win convincingly every game. The margin of eaking out close games game in and out out and coming out with a winning record, is so small. I mean, you could play really well for 55 minutes of a game, but one play by the other team can swing the entire momentum of the game. Like we have a talented roster, why does every win have against P4 teams have to be a "phew we won that by the skin of our teeth" type of game.
This games was all about the talent level and coaching. A&M has the better roster, and the better coach
No not really. They definitely have the better quarterback tho. And this team all but gave up after some bad calls in that 1st quarter. I still don't know what that OBVIOUS non call was about. That was pass interference all day every day. Almost every BORDERLINE call went against us, all the way up until the game was out of hand...And by that time it seemed that the players themselves knew that the fix was in and gave up. That's what I saw. And Brady Cook is an absolutely horrible passer. But even still, we could have overcome even that fact.
@@doniphan72ify Your response all but confirms, you do not know anything about football
Definitely coaching that’s for damn sure
@@dnlprls ... Shut up dweeb
MIZZERABLE!!! 🐯
Marvin Burks missed two open the field tackles that resulted in TD’s, definitely missing JC Carlies back there.
McGuirk Alumni Stadium is the loudest stadium in the country, absolutely just the biggest fan base ever. I also heard LB3 was gifted a snugie as seen on TV from 2010 by UMass athletics.
lol wtf are you smoking? i can think of at least 3 fan bases that would be happy to challenge that.
@@sjc4 I was being sarcastic... it's supposed to be punny
Oh wait your punny to good sir, yes Kennesaw state... super loud fan base that has to be 1 or the 3
Its like every game the play the oth r team has some feisty qb that can score points, but missouri still has cook, the worst mu qb in 20 years.
What I think you guys are missing here on the refs (although I agree we still lose) is that those first 2 ref calls (the bad PI and then the amazingly astute TD callback) just sunk the morale of the team...and Burden was leading the charge on that one. Someone needs to get in that kids ear and tell him to grow up a little and stop throwing hissy fits when things don't work out. When your best player can't handle adversity, no one else will be able to either.
They had the rest of the game to hop back on. They let those penalties affect them all game. That's where you need your leaders to step up and no one decided they wanted to get frustrated and fight back including the captains. No one wanted to be there after Luther's TD got called back (and yeah Membou was to far upfield, that was the right call). Drink and this team has some real soul searching to do.
Cook will never throw to the middle of the field so it’s very easy for the defense because they only need to defend the sides of the field.
Well coach Drink should stick with recruiting that is his best attribute not coaching for
Idk how yall do it. Mizzou plays like that and I just wish I had one app that would go through all my other apps and mute all things Mizzou and cfb related. I don’t even want to know there is such a thing as cfb.
You say Drew Pyne isnt good, and that's fine...But Cook is horrible. Literally ANYONE is better than the option we have at quarterback right now.
th-cam.com/video/octdj-eU37w/w-d-xo.htmlsi=IXkTa1zMcvyjiWqh. He looks better than cook to me.
@@bryanwheat9101 ... He looks better to me too
@bryanwheat9101 based on what? Mop up snaps against Murray St and Buffalo. Cook isn't playing well but Pyne is not and has not been a consistent starter either when he's had his oppurtunities.
@@shawnkurtz4424 you do realize he played for notre dame and we can watch highlight videos of him right. Cook blows and literally every team they play has a better qb. With cook the are gonna be lucky to make it to a bowl game this year.
@@bryanwheat9101 You mean Notre Dame, a team with completely different players, and a completely different scheme. As well as different OCs that prioritize different things on how their offenses work. Let us not forget, that he also lost his job at Notre Dame. Then transfered to Arizona State and almost immediately lost the job there as well.
I think it’s time to see what Pyne can do. I don’t see Cook taking us anywhere. He is a subpar to average quarterback at best.
th-cam.com/video/octdj-eU37w/w-d-xo.htmlsi=IXkTa1zMcvyjiWqh
Looks like he can be a lot better than cook.