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Week 2 of Missouri’s fall camp introduced notable jersey changes, positional experiments, and health updates as the Tigers gear up for their season‑opening game against Arkansas‑Pine Bluff.
After losing three starters, the Tigers blend seasoned veterans with fresh talent, hoping to elevate pressure and run defense under new coaching direction.
Fall camp has clarified the Tigers’ two‑deep defensive chart, highlighted a left‑tackle showdown and the return of reliable kicker Blake Craig as the team prepares for its season opener.
With a strong two‑deep defense and a fluid offensive line, the Tigers are shaping their 2026 roster as they prepare to open against Arkansas‑Pine Bluff in Columbia.
The first practice at the Stephens Indoor Facility offered a snapshot of the Tigers’ defensive alignments, notable absences and emerging competition for starting spots.
Missouri's football program begins fall camp on August 3, 2025, with a projected depth chart that features a new starting quarterback, injury‑related uncertainties at running back, and several key competitions on the offensive line and secondary.
A Missouri defensive tackle’s legal win opens the door for a fifth year, highlighting the controversy over the NCAA’s new age‑based eligibility framework.
A temporary restraining order has cleared the way for Sterling Webb to play in the 2026 season, leveraging recent NCAA eligibility changes and ongoing lawsuits that challenge longstanding eligibility restrictions.
Missouri Tigers head coach Eli Drinkwitz prepares the team for a season marked by a massive influx of talent and key returners stepping into larger responsibilities.
Former Missouri football player Sterling Webb has sued the NCAA to regain a fifth year of eligibility for the 2026 season, challenging a new age‑based rule that will not be applied retroactively. The case is part of a larger legal push involving several Mizzou alumni, and it comes as Webb eyes a rookie minicamp with the Buffalo Bills.
With the 2026 college football season just 50 days away, the Missouri Tigers are gearing up for a campaign that could redefine their offensive identity and defensive dominance. Here’s a look at the key players set to shape the team’s fortunes.
With the 2026 campaign just 50 days away, Missouri’s coaching staff is shaping a deep and competitive squad. From quarterback intrigue to defensive playmakers and injury concerns, the Tigers are poised for a pivotal season.
Fifth‑year stalwarts Marquis Gracial and Jalen Marshall lead a revamped defensive line as Missouri prepares for the upcoming season.
The recent NCAA decision to scrap redshirting and grant athletes five years of eligibility is reshaping roster planning, and Missouri's 2026 class offers several early-enrollment candidates poised to contribute right away.
With the 2026 season 63 days away, Missouri football balances a strong recent record against a challenging schedule and key player uncertainties.
With 63 days until kickoff, Missouri football is poised for a pivotal 2026 campaign. Coach Eli Drinkwitz celebrates 29 wins over the past three seasons, a contract extension, and a preseason top‑25 consideration, yet the team faces a demanding slate and critical player uncertainties.
Analysts Killian Wright and Zach Knox-Doyle outline a revamped defense, spotlight key positional battles and the impact of a highly ranked 2027 recruiting class.
From the stands of Qatar to the practice fields of Columbia, Coach Eli Drinkwitz shares his vision for a Missouri Tigers team reshaped by new talent, fresh schemes, and a renovated home venue.
Missouri’s defensive tackle Marquis Gracial is set to assume a larger role next season, building on a promising 2025 that saw him rank among the nation’s top run defenders.
With starting seniors Chris McClellan and Sterling Webb gone, Missouri relies on a emerging talent pool, including Marquis Gracial, to sustain its run defense.
Ranked No. 28 among Missouri’s most important players for 2026, Donta Simpson Jr. arrives with a strong high‑school record, physical tools and a competition‑driven mindset that could reshape the Tigers’ interior defense.