Missouri Tigers are having an impressive start to the 2026 season under head coach Eli Drinkwitz. The team holds a 5-1 record, highlighted by significant wins against Florida and Texas A&M at home. Coach Drinkwitz is undoubtedly pleased, especially considering the Tigers’ performance without their star running back, Ahmad Hardy.
Drinkwitz, along with the team, has overcome the challenge presented by Hardy’s absence due to a gunshot wound suffered in May. As Hardy was a unanimous All-American in 2025, expectations were high for the season. Despite recovering enough to work toward his return, no specific timeline is available for Hardy to resume playing. Coach Drinkwitz regularly addresses these queries during press conferences.
Addressing ongoing speculation, Drinkwitz expressed his frustration with the rumors circulating on message boards. At a press conference, he stated, “I really don’t want to have to answer that question every week. I will tell you all when there’s an update. Contrary to what’s on the cesspool of message boards.” This sentiment is shared by Texas A&M’s head coach Mike Elko, who critiqued similar rumor mills after their recent defeat to Missouri.
With the Tigers off to their fourth consecutive 5-1 start under Drinkwitz, fans are witnessing his dynamic personality both on and off the field. As Missouri prepares for their match against Ole Miss, success would only amplify Drinkwitz’s charismatic outreach during his press conferences.
Given Missouri’s current trajectory, Coach Drinkwitz is certainly making waves in the realm of college football, garnering attention for both his team’s performance and his ability to handle speculations surrounding key players.

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