Missouri has garnered some preseason hype, and one of its best players has big goals for the coming fall.
DALLAS— How does star Missouri wideout Luther Burden III plan on following a breakout 2023 season? If all goes according to plan, he will win the Heisman Trophy and the Biletnikoff Award and Missouri will host a College Football Playoff game at Faurot Field.
Had the upcoming season's new 12-team playoff been in force last season, the Tigers would have been in as the No. 9 seed. Burden sees immense opportunity in the new format, as well as the challenges that come from playing an SEC schedule. However, he is resolute in one thing. Without as much of an element of surprise surrounding the Tigers program as a whole following the successes of last fall, there will be substantially less doubt in what Missouri can do. While aware of this, Burden plans on finding ways to get open no matter what other teams throw at him, and he's happy his teammates will also have opportunities. He was asked which receivers he sees as potential standouts.
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