“The 2025 Slate”: Missouri Tigers Fans React To the 2025 College Football Schedule

The Missouri Tigers had another good regular season with a 9-3 record. They are the 19th-ranked team in the nation. They will face the Iowa Hawkeyes in the Music City Bowl on December 30, with kickoff scheduled for 2:30 p.m. ET.

Missouri has been better for the last two seasons and they are hoping to stay successful in the SEC Conference. Eliah Drinkwitz is the head coach of the Missouri Tigers.

Missouri Tigers 2025 Schedule Announced

Earlier in the week, the Tigers 2025 schedule was announced. Missouri’s schedule for the 2025 season is:

The 2025 slate 🗓️#MIZ 🐯🏈 pic.twitter.com/lKKkK9OI2l

— Mizzou Football (@MizzouFootball) December 12, 2024

Missouri will open up the season on August 30th against Central Arkansas. The Tigers will face the Kansas Jayhawks the following week. On September 20, Missouri will begin SEC Conference play against the South Carolina Gamecocks.

The only difficult game on the schedule outside of South Carolina is the Alabama Crimson Tide on October 11. Missouri will face the Arkansas Razorbacks on the road on November 29 to conclude the 2025 college football regular season.

Fans React

Only 3 home games / tailgates after September ends 🤮🤮🤮

— Brett Sarver (@BSarver35) December 12, 2024

I see 5-6 tough games. 3 of them at home. Last 2 games to finish the season on the road loom big. But overall this schedule is about as good as it could be for an SEC schedule.

— Mizzou Bill (@Firebill88) December 12, 2024

Sooo basically same schedule as this year

— Champion Threads Co. (@C0l3m4nP3tr33) December 12, 2024

Any losses early are gonna make the season an uphill climb… protect home field at all cost, and this could be a decent season. 8-4

— SoMo.to.CoMo (@KWDouces) December 12, 2024

6 straight home games? Is that right??

— David Visintine (@vizstl) December 12, 2024

The Missouri Tigers will not have the expectations that some of the other teams in the SEC do. As long as Missouri has an 8-4 or 9-3 season, they will be very happy. What they don’t want is for them to go 6-6 or worse than that.

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