Mizzou melts Tennessee. We recap the Tigers' 36-7 win over the Volunteers including Cody Schrader's record-breaking day on the ground as he finished with over 300 total yards plus the offensive line doing great work for him. We talk about Brady Cook's bounce back from an early interception to have a solid outing, the Tigers working the clock, how the Mizzou defense led by two backups shut down Tennessee's rushing attack, special teams changes, Drinkwitz's hilarious gamesmanship icing Tennessee's kicker, more weird injuries for the Vols, funny quotes from Drink and the players and Mizzou becoming Tennessee State Champions.

It is No. 13 vs. No. 14 in Columbia as Mizzou looks to get a very different result than it has had in recent seasons against Tennessee. We preview the matchup with former Tennessee running back and host of Bleav in Tennessee Football, Jay Graham. Jay gives his thoughts on Cody Schrader, Tennessee's talented rushing attack, Mizzou's red zone offense, how Tennessee can slow the Tigers down, players to watch on the Vols' defense, Joe Milton's growth and Jay's favorite play of his college career (00:00:00-00:36-31). Mizzou commit and four-star Class of 2024 center Trent Burns joins the show to talk about why he picked Mizzou, his visit to COMO, his relationship with Dennis Gates, how he got his "Scoop" nickname and his favorite NBA players (00:36:32-00:52:09).

Quick Hits: Jerseys: Schrader Burlsworth Trophy semifinalist, Craig Counsell betrays Milwaukee, Mohamed Diarra balls out for NC State. Fantastic Four NFL Picks Week 10: Browns vs. Ravens -6.5, Texans vs. Bengals -7, 49ers -3 vs. Jaguars, Commanders vs. Seahawks -6.5. Sean East Main Birds of the Week: Sean East's drip, Connor Bazelak is bowling, Jayden Quaintance has Mizzou in his top four. Best things we learned: Theo "Moss" Wease, Ty’Ron Hopper Butkus Award semifinalist, Mizzou MBB's 2024 Class sign NLIs (00:52:10-1:08:09).

We finish the show recapping Mizzou men's hoops' win over Arkansas Pine Bluff after stellar performances by Tamar Bates, Aidan Shaw and several others. We also preview the Tigers' matchup against Memphis (1:08:10-1:22:17).

After losing out on Ryan Wingo Eli Drinkwitz is rage recruiting. We talk some Mizzou football recruiting news as the Tigers picked up a crystal ball for former Arkansas commit and four-star wide receiver Courtney Crutchfield and offered Vanderbilt commit and three-star corner Jaren Sensabaugh (00:00:00-00:12:07). We also discuss the 2:30 kickoff time for Mizzou vs. Tennessee, talk about what Bowl games the Tigers are currently projected to get and touch on D'Moi Hodge's NBA debut (00:12:08-00:19:55).

Quick Hits: A botch during "Ken's Sports shorts." Best Beats: Toledo and Liberty heavy favorites, Jack's Sicko bets continue. Dirty Birds: Seahawks, Falcons, UTEP. NFL FRAUD! Rankings: Packers, Titans, Cowboys, Dolphins, Seahawks. Payton gets a successful ratio (00:19:56-00:39:57).

We finish the show talking Mizzou men's hoops as the Tigers get set to tip off their season against Arkansas Pine Bluff. We predict what the starting lineup could be, who will step up off the bench, talk about Mizzou's depth, revisit our interview with PowerMizzou's Drew King and create a brand new postseason award: The Soulja Benny Walk-on of the Year award (00:39:58-1:02:23).

Mizzou fell short against the "No. 2" team in the country Saturday as Georgia knocked off the Tigers 30-21. We recap the game including Mizzou's defensive front getting to Carson Beck early, a huge day on the ground for Cody Schrader and some solid runs by Brady Cook. Luther Burden got off to an explosive start before picking up an injury and was slowed by Georgia's DBs in the second half. We discuss some penalties and miscues but an otherwise strong performance by Mizzou's O-Line. We talk about Dominic Lovett scoring against his former team, some odd refereeing, Harrison Mevis becoming Mizzou's all-time leading scorer and a still hopeful outlook on the rest of the season.

We break down Mizzou football's No. 12 ranking in the CFP, plus some more players landing on award watch lists. We also discuss three-star Class of 2024 wide receiver Cam Dooley's decommitment from Mizzou (00:00:00-00:12:43). We're joined by Bleav in Georgia Dawgs host Corey Burton to preview the Tigers' huge matchup against Georgia including how crucial the loss of Brock Bowers is, Carson Beck's improvement, Georgia's weaknesses, Dominic Lovett's revenge game, how the Bulldogs' secondary can stop Luther Burden and Co., give our predictions for the game and a ton more (00:12:44-1:17:10).

Quick Hits: Tre Gomillion, Max Scherzer is a champ, James Harden is a Clipper & Kobe Brown was NOT traded. “Guess that College.” Fantastic Four NFL Picks Week 9: Dolphins vs. Chiefs -2.5, Giants vs. Raiders -2, Cowboys vs. Eagles -3, Bills vs. Bengals -2.5. Sean East Main Birds: Jeremiah Tilmon makes the Hornets' G-League team, Taylor Heinicke will start for the Falcons, Rasul Douglas just got here. A 2025 five-star PG will visit Mizzou, Aaron Rowe comes home and the Connor Stalions situation gets wilder (1:17:11-1:46:19).

We finish the show previewing Week 10 in the SEC featuring some more duds, a Gamecock on Gamecock matchup and a big one in Tuscaloosa (1:46:20-2:04:36).

Mizzou football is No. 14 in the latest AP Poll. We talk about the Tigers' jump in the rankings coming off their bye week and do a mini preview of Mizzou's huge matchup against Georgia (00:00:00-00:08:50). We also talk about the former Mizzou men's hoops players in the NBA including Isiaih Mosley getting signed to the G-League and Kobe Brown scored his first career points (00:08:51-00:17:20). We revisit the Ryan Wingo situation and talk Mizzou football recruiting including a listener question about the future of Williams Nwaneri's commitment (00:17:21-00:26:37).

NEW Quick Hits: Ken's Sports Shorts: Mizzou's history against Georgia. Best Beats: Ball State vs. Bazelak & Bowling Green -6, Arkansas vs. Florida -6, Sicko bet: Iowa vs. Northwestern U/31. Dirty Birds: Kansas football, Kansas men's basketball, the Falcons. NFL FRAUD! Rankings: Texans, Steelers, Browns, Chiefs, 49ers. Ratio/Joke/Bonk/Community Notes of the Weekend: Carlos Boozer, Lane Kiffin's dog, a Michigan defender (00:26:38-00:53:14).

SEC Tier list: CFP contenders, Devin Leary is back, Florida isn't, Mike Griffith is a loser, Oklahoma makes its first appearance, Shane Beamer is positive now, Barry Odom back to Arkansas?? (00:53:15-1:10:59).

Ryan Wingo is a Longhorn. We break down his shocking commitment to Texas, the Mizzou fanbase's reaction and how much Mizzou will continue to pursue him (00:00:00-00:14:20). We recap our trip back to Columbia for homecoming, all its shenanigans and Mizzou football's 34-12 win over South Carolina. (00:14:21-00:20:45). PowerMizzou's Drew King joins the show for a big Mizzou men's basketball preview. We break down what transfers and freshman that are expected to step up, what Mizzou's coaching staff has said about players, who will be "the guy" for the Tigers this season, Mizzou's schedule, Dennis' outstanding Class of 2024 and predict where the Tigers will be in March. Plus Drew puts on his Spurs hat and gives his first impression of Victor Wembanyama (00:20:45-00:57:53).

Quick Hits: Nick Honor, Kobe Brown, NBA City Edition jerseys. "Guess That College." Fantastic Four NFL Picks: Week 8, Jaguars -2.5 vs. Steelers, Jets -3 vs. Giants, Ravens -8 vs. Cardinals, Bengals vs. 49ers -5.5. Sean East Main Birds: Sean East, Ja’Mori Maclin, Cooper Flagg. Best things we learned: Mizzou Arena's new look, Mizzou baseball commit Chris Patterson, Who He Play For? (00:57:53-1:24:33).

We finish the show with an SEC Week 9 preview + an Arkansas roast after Dan Enos was fired and the Razorbacks lost to Unwritten favorite Mike Wright (1:24:33-1:39:54).

It's homecoming season for the school that invited it. We talk about what Mizzou football needs to do to avoid a disaster against South Carolina and give our things to watch for from the Gamecocks including a hot and cold Spencer Rattler, a lackluster running game and an elite weapon at WR in Xavier Legette. Plus we give an injury update on the Tigers. We also talk about all of the Mizzou players on award watch lists including Drinkwitz for Coach of the Year & Luther Burden, Kris Abrams-Draine & Javon Foster land on AP Midseason All-American teams. We also talk about the biggest news of the week as five-star 2024 WR Ryan Wingo moved his commitment date up to Oct. 25, which is EXTREMELY good for his chances of becoming a Tiger (00:00:00-00:29:56).

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We do our SEC tier list after the latest weekend of games saw Luke Bauer take his rightful place in the 'Georgia' tier and become the greatest football player of all time, Georgia was tested for a few minutes at the construction site, which also claimed Brock Bowers. Mizzou, Tennessee, Alabama and LSU all took care of business. Florida is back & Graham Mertz is no longer an ultimate frisbee player. Vandy played with heart. Auburn & South Carolina continued to struggle. Texas A&M is in real jeopardy. Kentucky got humbled at Kroger and Arkansas' hopes of a bowl game (and Sam Pittman's hopes of keeping his job) got worse (00:00:00-00:27:04).

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Mizzou is going bowling. We recap how the Tigers overcame a horrific start to their road clash against Kentucky starting with a heroic fake punt attempt and fantastic throw by punter Luke Bauer, which helped Mizzou turn the tide and secure a 38-21 win. We dive into how Mizzou turned the game around including Brady Cook using his legs and receiving weapons other than Luther Burden, who had a quiet game. We discuss Mookie Cooper, Theo Wease Jr., Brett Norfleet, Cody Schrader and especially Marquis "Big Play" Johnson's key contributions and how Mizzou's offense kept its composure in a chippy game, while Kentucky crippled itself with penalties.

We also break down the best performance of the season for Mizzou's defense including, new and familiar faces making plays, how the Tigers stayed resilient and made up for early errors, turnovers including a fourth INT of the season for Kris Abrams-Draine, a forced fumble by Joseph Charleston and a pick for Marcus Clarke and how the defensive line took a huge step forward for the rest of the season. We also, of course, talk special teams as Erik Link called the game of his life with a fake punt that changed the game, and we think Burden should be taken off return duties.

We take a brief look ahead to the Tigers homecoming matchup vs. South Carolina, which we'll be in attendance for as Mizzou looks to take a 7-1 record into its bye week and then into Athens, GA.