The Unwritten Rule

Jack and Kenny preview Mizzou vs. Virginia in the Gator Bowl. The guys break down what to know about the Cavaliers, who is opting out for both teams and what the Tigers need to do to have success against the ACC's runner-up. The show pivots to a discussion about the future of Mizzou men's basketball under Dennis Gates after the Tigers' 91-48 defeat to Illinois. The show closes with Quick Hits: Ennis Rakestraw Jr. graduates, women’s basketball finishes non-conference schedule with a win and Damon Wilson II sues Georgia.

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Jack and Payton discuss Mizzou hiring Michigan's Chip Lindsey as its new offensive coordinator. They break down Lindsey's coaching history, style and how it could mesh with Mizzou's offense in 2026. The show pivots to a preview of Mizzou men's basketball's matchup against No. 18 Illinois. The guys do a deep dive on the Fighting Illini's strengths and weaknesses, and what Missouri has to do to get a massive noncon win. The show finishes with Quick Hits: Mizzou football's least memorable games over the last five years + CFP talk and Mizzou hires a new President of Player Personnel.

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Jack, Kenny and Payton discuss the departure of starter Beau Pribula and the future of the quarterback position for Mizzou football (1:00). The guys assess three other position groups Mizzou should put its most focus on in the transfer portal next month (14:40). The show finishes with Quick Hits: More transfers, awards for Toriano Pride Jr. and Ahmad Hardy. Brady Cook keeps his starter gig, a new home Cody Schrader and NFL Best Beats (45:30).

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Jack, Kenny and Payton discuss the departure of Mizzou offensive coordinator Kirby Moore for Washington State, touching on how head coach Eli Drinkwitz approaches hirings and pitching some possible early candidates (2:32). The guys then recap the Tigers’ win over Bethune-Cookman (20:30). The show closes with Quick Hits: Brady Cook's NFL Debut, Aidan Shaw's highlight dunk and Mizzou WBB knocks off Saint Louis (36:05).

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Jack, Kenny and Payton dive into the incentives in Mizzou coach Eli Drinkwitz’s contract extension, including the eight-game extension clause and what it means for Mizzou's future (2:06). The guys then hand out football superlatives for the 2025 season, touching on Ahmad Hardy, Donovan Olugbode, Damon Wilson II and others (27:15). Jack and Kenny recap the men’s basketball win over Alabama State (44:10) before taking a look at the 2026 football schedule (1:03:00) The show closes with Quick Hits: Cody Schrader, SEC awards, Marquise Davis and Jason Crowe Jr. (1:08:00)

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Jack, Kenny and Payton dive into Mizzou football’s bowl fate, being selected to the TaxSlayer Gator Bowl against No. 19 Virginia. The guys pivot to men’s basketball to recap the Border War loss to Kansas and what’s gone wrong this past week for the Tigers as SEC play nears. The show closes with Quick Hits: Michael Porter Jr., Zion Young, Brady Cook, Notre Dame and the College Football Playoff committee.

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Jack, Kenny and Payton recap National Signing Day for Mizzou football, discussing instant impacts, recruiting losses and outlook for the transfer portal (2:00). The guys are joined by Notre Dame beat writer Jack Soble to recap the Tigers’ loss to the Irish and dive into a mini preview for the Border War against Kansas (25:15). The show closes with Quick Hits: Brendon Haygood, James Madison intend to transfer, more on KU, Chris McClellan and Kevin Coleman Jr. get SEC awards and former future True Son Devin Williams signs with the Mets (57:00).

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Jack, Kenny and Payton recap Mizzou's 31-17 win over Arkansas, including Kevin Coleman Jr.'s heroics, another elite game for Ahmad Hardy, Jamal Roberts and the Tigers defense, and what Beau Pribula's stats might mean for who starts in Mizzou's bowl game (3:00). The guys look ahead to Mizzou men's basketball's Tuesday clash against Notre Dame (36:50). The show finishes with Quick Hits: Grace Slaughter starring for Mizzou women's hoops, CFP and coaching chaos + potential bowl locations for Mizzou. (44:15)

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Jack, Kenny and Payton discuss Eli Drinkwitz's contract extension, looking at the numbers and what the deal means for the future of Mizzou football. The guys recap men’s basketball’s seventh win of the season, discussing Trent Burns' debut and handing out superlatives to key performers. Whole Hog Sports reporter Anthony Kristensen joins the show to preview Mizzou-Arkansas, touching on a lapsed Razorbacks defense, explosive offense and what’s gone wrong in a 2-9 season. The show ends with Quick Hits: Ahmad Hardy and Curtis Luper up for awards, Tigers in Bracketology and bowl game destinations.

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Kenny and Payton dive into standout PFF grade from Mizzou’s loss to Oklahoma before discussing the future for Erik Link, Kirby Moore and select Tigers. The guys quickly detail the upcoming men’s basketball games before pivoting to Quick Hits: Luther Burden III, Dennis Gates in Chicago, bowl game possibilities and Lane Kiffin in the coaching carousel.

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