Missouri OL Jones in need of heart transplant, Drinkwitz says
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College football has never been more chaotic, with the 2026 season unfolding in a most unpredictable manner.
College football rankings shift after Week 6 with Georgia jumping to No. 1 and Missouri's dominant win over Florida.
Missouri makes big jump in AP Top 25 rankings after rout of Florida.
Brett McMurphy’s Week 5 AP Top 25 ballot adds a fresh voice to a poll reshaped by Alabama’s jump and Ohio State’s return to the top 5.
Florida's 45‑17 defeat to Missouri on Oct. 4 sparks a possible drop from the AP Top 10, while Alabama eyes a hard climb.
Florida’s top‑ten debut collapses in a Homecoming blowout, sparking a motivational reset for the Gators.
Missouri's football team falls short in a top-25 showdown.
Nebraska’s double‑header dominance leaves fans cheering and rivals scrambling for answers
Mizzou’s 27‑17 win over Troy opens the 100th anniversary of Memorial Stadium, yet analysts flag early concerns.
Kansas invokes Civil War history in hype video for Missouri game
Missouri and Kansas revive a historic Border War clash, sparking betting buzz and surprising coach comments.
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A judge's order clears Missouri DT Sterling Webb for a fifth college season, overturning the NCAA’s challenge
College basketball rankings shift as key players face injuries and eligibility battles
Mark Mitchell, a star forward, has reversed his decision to transfer to Kentucky and will instead return to Missouri.
Forward Mark Mitchell has committed to the Kentucky Wildcats for the 2026-27 season following a judicial ruling granting him a fifth year of eligibility.
Missouri coach Eli Drinkwitz criticizes the SEC's shift to a 9-game conference schedule, citing the Big Ten's recent CFP dominance.