Missouri kicker Blake Craig will miss the rest of the 2025 season and quarterback Sam Horn will be out an extended but undefined period of time due to injuries they suffered during the Tigers’ season opener last week.
Missouri’s plans for an in-game quarterback competition between Beau Pribula and Sam Horn went off the rails quickly during Thursday’s season opener in what turned out to be a 61-6 romp over Central Arkansas at Faurot Field.
The final stage of Missouri’s quarterback battle is here. The fourth quarter, if you will.
The race to be Missouri’s next starting quarterback isn’t over yet.
Missouri football coach Eli Drinkwitz offered a suggestion for the headline for this story: “Drinkwitz unsure after 18 practices.”
And just like that, fall camp is just about wrapped up.
Missouri quarterback Sam Horn is back on the field, perhaps a bit improbably, for the Tigers’ fall camp.
The battle endures. Missouri football began its third and final full week of fall camp on Monday, still seeking separation in its quarterback competition.
There’s no shortage of coaching refrains about making progress, getting better every day, learning from mistakes, working toward the best version of yourself and so on and so forth.
Fall camp No. 6 of Eli Drinkwitz’s Missouri tenure began Sunday like most of his past preseasons have.