Kenny and Payton recap the weekend in Mizzou football by diving into the best PFF grades from a Week 3 win over Louisiana. The guys discuss Ahmad Hardy's huge day on the ground and which other Tigers stood out. They also discuss the latest news surrounding South Carolina quarterback LaNorris Sellers and look at the Gamecocks’ weaknesses after their loss to Vanderbilt. The show closes with single-game rushing yardage history, a new MU baseball commit and AP Poll talk in Quick Hits.

Longtime friend of the program and PFF College analyst Max Chadwick returns to the show to dive into the numbers around Mizzou's start to the season. Max gives his take on Beau Pribula’s stellar performance against Kansas, Kevin Coleman Jr.'s emergence, the Tigers defense plus some national CFB takes. Jack, Kenny and Payton close out the show with Quick Hits: Awards for Dominick Giudice, Toni Bryant commitment breakdown and more.

Jack and Kenny clean up after Mizzou’s Border War victory with a look at the best and most intriguing PFF grades for the Tigers. The guys then close out the show with Quick Hits: True Sons back in Columbia, Luther Burden III’s new number, Mizzou gets ranked and more.

Jack gives a quick Border War recap as Missouri takes down Kansas 42-31. He gives his thoughts on Mizzou's huge offensive day, including a Beau Pribula masterclass, Kevin Coleman and Brett Norfleet's big days through the air and the Tigers' elite RB tandem + what to make of the OL and DB performances and where Mizzou stands after defeating its archrival.

Jack, Kenny and Payton preview the Border War as Mizzou and Kansas renew their rivalry on the football field. The guys discuss the vibes of the fanbase and give their thoughts on the first iteration of the the Border War in over a decade. The show continues with a breakdown of the game, what weaknesses Mizzou can exploit and where the Tigers could be the most vulnerable on both sides of the ball. The guys then give their score predictions and game MVP. The show finishes with Quick Hits: New baseball turf, rankings galore and the return of Best Beats of the week.

Jack and Payton recap Mizzou football's 61-6 win over Central Arkansas, including Beau Pribula's outstanding performance, key injuries to Sam Horn and Blake Craig, Josiah Trotter's big day on defense and which freshmen stood out in extended reps. The guys also gave their thoughts on the Tigers mediocre offensive line performance and other fixes before next week's Border War. The show finishes with Quick Hits: A Mizzou baseball commit, Best Beats are back and Brady Cook makes a practice squad.

Jack, Kenny and Payton preview Mizzou's 2025 season, diving deep into the most exciting and concerning storylines and what to watch for as the Tigers look to achieve double-digit wins for a third consecutive season. The guys go through Mizzou's schedule, pick each game, give their record predictions and which players will stand out in Week 1 against Central Arkansas. The show closes with Quick Hits: final preseason awards, Tigers in the NFL and the SEC’s new nine-game conference schedule.

Jack and Kenny discuss Eli Drinkwitz extending the quarterback competition into Week 1 and Erik Link planning to have the Tigers’ best players on special teams this season. The guys also touch on what improvements need to be seen on special teams this season. The show closes with a load of preseason awards, the women’s basketball schedule and Luther Burden III owns the preseason.

Jack, Kenny and Payton discuss the additions to the Missouri safety position and expectations for newcomer Jalen Catalon. The guys also dive into concerns at cornerback and needed improvements from Toriano Pride Jr. in Year 2 with the Tigers. The show closes with Quick Hits: Tigers in the NFL, football captains, a friend of the show hits his first big league homer, Dru Smith signs a new contract and thoughts on Michigan's punishment.

Jack, Kenny and Payton break down Mizzou's linebacker unit ahead of the 2025 season. The guys share their preseason expectations for the returning starters, including whether Khalil Jacobs can lead the Tigers in tackles this season, how Nicholas Rodriguez can build on a breakout freshman campaign and Triston Newson's role as the premier veteran in the room. They also discuss high-profile West Virginia transfer Josiah Trotter, the impact of first-year LBs coach Derek Nicholson and if any of the freshmen linebackers can break through in Year 1. The show finishes with Quick Hits: First AP poll of the season, Brady Cook's legacy grows and is Cayden Green's move to LT a bad sign for Mizzou's OL?