Mizzou Football starts the spring camp to prepare for the 2025 campaign

Columbia, Mo. (KMIZ)

Two spring exercises are already in the books for the Mizzou football team.

On Saturday, the Tigers organized their second practice of the spring camp in the Stephens Indoor Practice facility with family and friends. In the past, head coach Eli Drinkwitz hammered home that Spring Ball is more about individual growth than everything else. The coaching team does not focus on installing something for the 2025 season, but on the development of each player individually.

You can see extended highlights of exercise No. 2 in the video player below.

Mizzou opened the first 20 minutes of training for the media on Saturday. It was the first time that someone took a look at the group of transfers that coach Drinkwitz brought with them in the low season.

The Penn State Transfer Quarterback Beau Pribula, the broad recipient Kevin Coleman and other members of the Top 3 2025 transfer portal class from MU took part in the practice on the inside of Stephen. Since they are new members of the team, these players still have to earn their numbers.

The tigers will search for new managers who can also go forward with the conclusion of veterans such as Quarterback Brady Cook, the broad recipient Theo Wease Jr., the defensive end of Johnny Walker.

Next, the Spring Camp will continue for the Tigers, since coach Drinkwitz and Company will hold another four exercises next week.