Mizzou coach Eli Drinkwitz was asked Tuesday who on his staff would call plays in the upcoming Gator Bowl, in the wake of offensive coordinator Kirby Moore's departure for the head coaching role at Washington State. It'll come down to a coin flip, Drinkwitz said with his usual deadpan humor at his weekly news conference.

Moreover, Drinkwitz has demonstrated qualities key to success in modern college football.

Anytime Eli Drinkwitz gives his thoughts on the current era of college athletics, it's never a dull experience. Drinkwitz did exactly that, while also talking

Missouri’s Eli Drinkwitz made a novel plea to running back Jamal Roberts, who might be on the verge of entering the transfer portal.

With Alabama's Kalen DeBoer seemingly taking himself out of Michigan's coaching search, the Wolverines trudge forward since the firing of Sherrone Moore with other options in mind, including Arizona State's Kenny Dillingham and Missouri's Eli Drinkwitz.

Drinkwitz is no stranger to managing his team in terms of the transfer portal, but this offseason will be a little bit different.

College football teams are working in unprecedented times, as programs around the nation juggle preparation for bowl games or the College Football Playoff, roster management, name, image and likeness and so much

Mizzou head coach Eli Drinkwitz calls out the current state of college football and the tampering that's running rampant.

Eli Drinkwitz is frustrated with a lot of aspects of the current world of college football, and he believes other coaches share that sentiment. The Missouri head man opened up about his gripes in a recent press conference,

Missouri football coach Eli Drinkwitz made his first public comments on Kirby Moore since the offensive coordinator became Washington State's HC.