Mizzou talk with memory and receipts.
PowerMizzou.com Podcasts is a Mizzou-focused sports feed built around football, basketball, recruiting, and the churn of the SEC calendar. It mixes daily check-ins with longer State of the Tigers conversations that move from roster news to old what-if arguments.
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PowerMizzou.com Podcasts is built for Missouri Tigers fans who follow the program in the small print. It covers football, basketball, recruiting, roster movement, and program history with the patience of people who know the backstory matters. Some episodes are daily check-ins. Others are longer State of the Tigers conversations that leave room for chat questions, sponsor reads, jokes, corrections, and detours. The tone is casual, but the subject matter is rarely vague. A recruiting segment can move quickly from three wide receivers to six offensive linemen, then into whether Missouri still needs another linebacker or edge rusher. Names matter here. So do visits, flips, position rooms, and what a staff may still be trying to solve before the fall. Basketball gets plenty of attention too. The show reacts to transfer-portal movement, talks through Jalen Carey arriving from Tennessee, and tracks departures such as Anthony Robinson II entering the portal. It also makes space for future Missouri Tigers, including Jason Crowe Jr. and Tony Bryant after the McDonald's All-American experience. The history episodes are one of the feed's better fits. They revisit pivotal Mizzou moments without turning them into museum pieces. The 2007 football run becomes a conversation about Chase Daniel, Jeremy Macklin, Tony Temple, Kansas, Oklahoma, and a defense that was good but showing leaks. The Michael Porter Jr. season becomes a study in confusion, injury messaging, expectation, and how one storyline can swallow an entire year. State of the Tigers has a more communal feel, complete with running audience jokes and the familiar Monday-night rhythm. PM Daily is tighter and more direct. Together, they make the feed feel less like a national college sports product and more like a Missouri room that happens to be recorded. It suits fans who want context before takes, but still want the conversation to sound like sports talk rather than a prepared bulletin.
Made for: For Missouri Tigers fans who track football, basketball, recruiting, and transfer-portal movement closely. It especially suits listeners who already know the program's history and want context around each new roster or season twist.
What sets it apart: The show combines daily Mizzou coverage with longer conversational sessions that connect current recruiting and portal news to older program-defining moments. It is specific enough for diehards but plainspoken enough to follow without a spreadsheet open.
PowerMizzou covers the Missouri Tigers every day on the 247Sports network.
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Gabe DeArmond gives Missouri supporters detailed game analysis, recruiting context and clear-eyed reconsiderations of pivotal moments in program history.
PowerMizzou.com Podcasts turns Missouri games, recruiting decisions and program history into informed conversation without sanding away the fan's frustration.
One bad possession becomes a full Mizzou autopsy before you've finished yelling at the screen.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A recruiting check-in that stays concrete, even when the names come fast.
State of the Tigers spends this installment on Missouri recruiting, with Gabe DeArmond and Sean Williams sorting the Tigers' wide receiver haul, the offensive line count, and the open spots at linebacker and edge rusher.
A Michael Porter Jr. timeline built around the confusion that followed each injury update.
PM in the AM opens Friday, June 26, 2026, by circling back to Michael Porter Jr. and the season-long uncertainty around his status. A brief opening appearance gives way to four missed games, and the story keeps shifting from hip to leg injury and from the bench to the locker…
A focused Missouri 2007 what-if that centers Pig Brown's absence and the defense's late-season cracks.
PowerMizzou.com's June 25 episode uses Missouri's 2007 Big 12 title game against Oklahoma as a tight what-if, with Pig Brown's absence framed as the hinge.
A careful late-game autopsy of Missouri's 88-84 loss, focused on the possessions that swung control.
Missouri's 88-84 loss to Arkansas gives this postgame show its shape: a late-game breakdown of the chances Missouri had and the play it never quite made.
A Vanderbilt preview that locates the matchup in Pavia's pressure response, rush-lane discipline, and a well-regarded offensive line.
Gabe DeArmond's Yuengling Opponent Preview with Chris Lee frames the Nashville meeting as a football problem first, then settles on the player who shapes Vanderbilt's offense.
SMU roster talk from the Hilltop edge.
Hokies talk with memory and bite.
Hosts Gabe and Drew analyze Missouri's 88-84 overtime loss to Arkansas to end the regular season.
Gabe DeArmond hosts Chris Lee from Vandy 24/7 to preview the Missouri vs.
A preview of the Missouri vs.
Gabe DeArmond recaps Missouri's 94-86 loss to Arkansas, discussing the game and upcoming segments.
Gabe DeArmond previews the Missouri vs.
Gabe DeArmond and Cody Goodwin preview Missouri's SEC Media Days appearance, including possible representatives such as Austin Simmons, Caden Green, Santana Banner, Nick Rodriguez, and Jamal Roberts.
Gabe DeArmond examines NCAA president Charlie Baker's proposal to regionalize college sports other than football and men's basketball.
Gabe DeArmond opens by joking about a World Cup watch-along party, quickly corrects himself, and settles into a Monday-night State of the Tigers update with a sponsor mention for James Carlton at State Farm Insurance in Webster Groves.
It is a Michael Porter Jr.
Gabe DeArmond profiles Missouri safety Cornelius "Pig" Brown, a 2006 juco transfer who became a team captain and, through eight games of the 2007 season, racked up 70 tackles, three interceptions, and two fumble recoveries before rupturing his Achilles against Iowa State on October 28th.
A Mizzou sports podcast discussing the opening of the basketball transfer portal and Tennessee forward Jalen Carey's commitment to Missouri.
Gabe DeArmond and Drew King discuss the Transfer Portal and air grievances about a recent basketball game.
Gabe DeArmond interviews future Missouri Tigers Jason Crowe Jr.
Gabe DeArmond and Drew King discuss Anthony Robinson II entering the transfer portal and other Mizzou basketball news.
The hosts kick off the off-season with plans for sports movie discussions and NCAA tournament memories, while thanking their sponsor.
Gabe DeArmond discusses Missouri's 94-86 loss to Arkansas, analyzing the game and setting up postgame interviews.
Gabe DeArmond and Cody Goodwin discuss Eli Drinkwitz's new six-year, $10.75 million contract extension with Mizzou.