Drinkwitz: MU ‘could do everything right,' still have positive cases
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College football coaches continue to navigate an offseason complicated by the COVID-19 pandemic and NCAA safety regulations. On his weekly Zoom call Wednesday, the University of Missouri - Columbia head coach Eli Drinkwitz spoke candidly on the current measures and their impact on MU’s day-to-day football operations.
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