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RE: Jim Delany botched the 2010-2013 Big Ten Expansion
(06-21-2019 02:21 PM)USAFMEDIC Wrote:  
(06-20-2019 03:47 PM)esayem Wrote:  Missouri football has trended downward since their initial success joining the SEC. Fact.

After their 14-2 Pinkel led run to back to back CCG appearances they have gone 11-21. Fact.

Since that run they haven’t finished over .500. Fact.

Maybe this monster recruiting class will turn them around. I really don’t care how they do, but I feel like people are acting like I’m crazy here saying they’ve been subpar. I’m just pointing out FACTS.
Sure wish we had that UNC football pedigree. I am sure it will become more prominent when FSU and Clemson leave the ACC for the SEC. Are we Alabama? No, but we enjoy a great conference now. 04-cheers

Our records are very similar:
Carolina .558 (691-542-54)
Missouri .546 (679-561-52)
06-21-2019 02:34 PM
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