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Kcordloh · 07-13-2012, 07:49 PM

2012 Offense Preview

The Missouri Tigers offense will be anchored by the running game, and the leading quarterback James Franklin.

Henry Josey will anchor the Tigers strong running game that finished 12th in the NCAA last year. The SEC will probably slow the Tigers running game, but Franklin and several of his receivers are looking to make an impact and force the SEC to content with both sides of the offense. If everything works out as planned, Missouri could be the next SEC East champions.

2012 Defense Preview

Life is going to be a bit easier for the Missouri defense going into the SEC. It’s a different style and different mindset, and while that’s bad news for the Tiger attack, the D that’s used to getting into wild Big 12 shootouts will have to adjust. The starting 11 should be terrific with corner E.J. Gaines leading an athletic secondary and the return of Will Ebner solidifying an already strong linebacking corps. The line will generate pressure into the backfield from all four spots, but end Brad Madison and tackler Sheldon Richardson have to be 100% after suffering shoulder injuries. (Scouts.com)

07-13-2012, 07:49 PM	#6
Kcordloh Pro OVR: 10 Join Date: Jan 2011	Re: The New Kids In Town: A Missouri Tiger Dynasty (NCAA 2013) 2012 Offense Preview The Missouri Tigers offense will be anchored by the running game, and the leading quarterback James Franklin. Henry Josey will anchor the Tigers strong running game that finished 12th in the NCAA last year. The SEC will probably slow the Tigers running game, but Franklin and several of his receivers are looking to make an impact and force the SEC to content with both sides of the offense. If everything works out as planned, Missouri could be the next SEC East champions. 2012 Defense Preview Life is going to be a bit easier for the Missouri defense going into the SEC. It’s a different style and different mindset, and while that’s bad news for the Tiger attack, the D that’s used to getting into wild Big 12 shootouts will have to adjust. The starting 11 should be terrific with corner E.J. Gaines leading an athletic secondary and the return of Will Ebner solidifying an already strong linebacking corps. The line will generate pressure into the backfield from all four spots, but end Brad Madison and tackler Sheldon Richardson have to be 100% after suffering shoulder injuries. (Scouts.com) __________________ The Road to Respect: A Rice Dynasty (NCAA 14)