Rock M Radio: A University of Missouri podcast
Oct 5, 2026 · 46 min · 31 segments
Welcome to another episode of Before the Box Score! WHAT A WIN BY MISSOURI! The Tigers take care of business over (former) top-ten ranked Florida. They didn't just win, they absolutely embarrassed the…
[laughs] I w- very, very, uh, however happen- however often it happens, which is quite often, at least sometimes it feels good to be wrong and, uh, I was quite wrong about how I thought th- how I thought this game would go and how it actually went.
And see this is, this is why college football is so much fun because you can have the NFL where everybody is so consistent and, like, we're talking like the edges of margins where victories are won by three points or two points or a touchdown here or there.
I love when some team has looked so dominant and then shows up someday and just forgot their pants.
And you're like, "How did you, how did you forget pants?" Right? It's like when my five-year-old comes down and he's like, "I got my hoodie on." "Where are your pants, buddy? We- we're, we're missing a key aspect here." And Florida just forgot pants on Saturday.
I-- There is no reason why any former iteration of that Gators football team should look like that.
And no reason, on top of that, to have Missouri's offense or Missouri's defense in particular look and do that.
45-17, largest margin of victory for Missouri over a top 10 team in school history.
First, third time in 20 years that a single team has a 300-yard passer and a 200-yard rusher against a top 10 defense, top 10 team defense.
[coughs] I mean, we had-- Florida headed into this as, like, they had the SEC championship in one of the slots locked up, and they...
Like, like you said, who could have seen this coming? And can we do that again? [laughs] C- can we do that again please?
Was this r- the, the big question coming out of this one now is, is this a, was this a, you know, a one-time, like, explosion of fury or was this, is this a, is this what this team is, closer to what this team really is and we just had seen lesser versions of it until now? Uh, we'll, we'll learn that in the coming weeks, but, um, yeah, uh, it was, it was astounding.
[laughs] I w- very, very, uh, however happen- however often it happens, which is quite often, at least sometimes it feels good to be wrong and, uh, I was quite wrong about how I thought th- how I thought this game would go and how it actually went.
And see this is, this is why college football is so much fun because you can have the NFL where everybody is so consistent and, like, we're talking like the edges of margins where victories are won by three points or two points or a touchdown here or there.
I love when some team has looked so dominant and then shows up someday and just forgot their pants.
And you're like, "How did you, how did you forget pants?" Right? It's like when my five-year-old comes down and he's like, "I got my hoodie on." "Where are your pants, buddy? We- we're, we're missing a key aspect here." And Florida just forgot pants on Saturday.
I-- There is no reason why any former iteration of that Gators football team should look like that.
And no reason, on top of that, to have Missouri's offense or Missouri's defense in particular look and do that.
45-17, largest margin of victory for Missouri over a top 10 team in school history.
First, third time in 20 years that a single team has a 300-yard passer and a 200-yard rusher against a top 10 defense, top 10 team defense.
[coughs] I mean, we had-- Florida headed into this as, like, they had the SEC championship in one of the slots locked up, and they...
Like, like you said, who could have seen this coming? And can we do that again? [laughs] C- can we do that again please?
Was this r- the, the big question coming out of this one now is, is this a, was this a, you know, a one-time, like, explosion of fury or was this, is this a, is this what this team is, closer to what this team really is and we just had seen lesser versions of it until now? Uh, we'll, we'll learn that in the coming weeks, but, um, yeah, uh, it was, it was astounding.
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