Mizzou football begins fall camp with conditioning and drills

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Last updated Aug 3, 2026

Mizzou football begins fall camp with conditioning and drills
Summary

Mizzou football held its first fall practice of the year at Stephens Indoor Facility, focusing on player conditioning. The session featured players participating in various drills, including Darris Smith in a pursuit drill and Jason Dowell fielding kicks. Defensive tackle Sterling Webb returned after a court case, wearing No. 90. Offensive lineman Curtis Peagler emerged as a leader, while right tackle Josh Atkins was seen on crutches due to a leg injury. The team emphasizes pass rush and RPO drills, culminating in a series of fumble recovery exercises. Further practices are scheduled to build conditioning and address roster questions.

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  • Mizzou held its first practice of fall camp on August 3, 2026.
  • Sterling Webb returns to practice after legal issues, now wearing No. 90.
  • Josh Atkins is recovering from a leg injury and uses crutches at practice.
  • Curtis Peagler is establishing leadership on the offensive line.
  • The team focused on drills emphasizing pass rush and RPO execution.
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  • 6:08 PMYahoo SportsNotebook: Observations and Updates From Tigers’ First Fall Camp Practice
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Mizzou’s first fall practice left a lot to the imagination.

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