Eli Drinkwitz didn’t want to hear it. After his Missouri team fell 34-0 to Alabama football on Saturday, a reporter asked he thought the group’s mentality was similar to the one from the Tigers’ previous defeat at the hands of Texas A&M.

Missouri football coach Eli Drinkwitz was not happy with a non-call against Alabama on a fair catch on a punt. What he said to ABC:

Alabama’s LT Overton was called for a personal foul for hitting on Missouri quarterback Brady Cook on a third-and-12 play on the Missouri 17. There was confusion on the play, however, as Cook appeared to believe the play was dead, but no whistle could be heard.

Saturday didn’t go as planned for Missouri football. A day that started with a chance to firmly cement itself in the SEC championship race over the back half of the season ended with Missouri licking its wounds as it heads back to Columbia,

Missouri Tigers head coach Eli Drinkwitz got chippy with a reporter on Saturday after his team's 34-0 loss to the Alabama Crimson Tide. Drinkwitz was asked a fair question by a reporter -- if there were any similarities between the Tigers' loss to Texas A&M earlier this season and the loss to Alabama on Saturday -- which led to the fifth-year Tigers head coach getting some attitude.