Missouri wide receiver Luther Burden III discusses Mizzou football's need for more national exposure on "The Paul Finebaum ...

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Missouri wide receiver Luther Burden III further explained his comments about their game being broadcast on the SEC Network.

Smith went on to “respectfully disagree” with Finebaum and offered a weak defense of Deion by claiming that Deion said, “some of y’all” when making his accusation against the media, as if that made it ...

Luther Burden created quite the stir after Mizzou’s win over Boston College in Week 3. He took time to clarify his comments for “The Paul Finebaum Show,” but Burden also stands by the message behind ...