Nathan Hurst

1 week ago | rockmnation.com | Nathan Hurst

Photo by Oliver McKenna/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images This summer leading up to the 2025 season, we’ll be exploring the top 10 offensive and defensive players Mizzou football is slated to face this fall. We’re not ranking them 1-10, so while Jalon Daniels is a very good player, he’s not necessarily the best offensive player Corey Batoon will have to game plan for this upcoming season. This is the third of (you guessed it) 10 such posts of the season.

2 weeks ago | rockmnation.com | Nathan Hurst

Photo by Jacob Kupferman/Getty Images This summer leading up to the 2025 season, we’ll be exploring the top 10 offensive and defensive players Mizzou football is slated to face this fall. We’re not ranking them 1-10, so while Jalon Daniels is a very good player, he’s not necessarily the best offensive player Corey Batoon will have to game plan for this upcoming season. This is the second post of the season.

3 weeks ago | rockmnation.com | Nathan Hurst

Photo by Ed Zurga/Getty Images This summer leading up to the 2025 season, we’ll be exploring the top 10 offensive and defensive players Mizzou football is slated to face this fall. We’re not ranking them 1-10, so while Jalon Daniels is a very good player, he’s not necessarily the best offensive player Corey Batoon will have to game plan for this upcoming season. He’s just one of the first two we examine. First up on the alphabetical docket: the deplorable, but very capable Jalon Daniels.

1 month ago | rockmnation.com | Nathan Hurst

It’s been a tough couple of weeks for the Mizzou football staff on the recruiting front. An already slow recruiting cycle saw two of the three Tigers’ commitments renege in the last two weeks, including four-star defensive linemen Anthony Kennedy, Jr. and three-star safety D’Montae Tims. Finally, some good news hit the wires late last week when four-star St. Louisan Keenan Harris picked Mizzou over a bevy of regional power four teams.

1 month ago | rockmnation.com | Nathan Hurst

Photo by James Black/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images The flowers are blooming around Jesse Hall, the mid-Missouri humidity is moving in and campus staffers and faculty are still humming Pomp and Circumstance under their breath. It is officially summer in Columbia as the students have evacuated, the faculty have absconded and us townies have begun rejoicing for the coming months of reduced traffic and restaurant wait times.