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Will Lee trolls Missouri amid Theo Wease blanket controversy

Wade-Peeryby:Wade Peery10/05/24
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Trash-talking between Missouri and Texas A&M began on Friday night when the Tigers arrived in College Station. Wide receiver Theo Wease found a note and blanket, supposedly from Aggies cornerback Will Lee just hours before kickoff. Lee’s nickname is ‘Blanket’ and was a warning sent to Wease before the two faced each other.

People thought Lee put the blanket in the room but Texas A&M head coach Mike Elko accused Missouri head coach Eli Drinkwitz. Lee denied putting the blanket in the room on his Twitter page.

“Wasn’t me,” he wrote.

Will Lee also trolled Missouri on Saturday night on his Twitter page. When he tweeted out this funny image.

More on the Will Lee blanket controversy

People on the Texas A&M side have denied involvement in the situation. In fact, Mike Elko believes Eli Drinkwitz was the one behind the shenanigans, attempting to motivate his own player. Elko urged the media to ask the Mizzou headman about it, not him.

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“My suggestion would be you guys go ask Eli where that came from,” Elko said. “Because I have a strong feeling that that came from the other side and had nothing to do with Texas A&M, Will Lee, or anybody over here. So, you should point that one on the other side.”

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Lee has been one of the best corners in the SEC this season and from the outside, was calling his shot against Missouri’s second-leading receiver entering the day. Nothing wrong with some pregame talk but leaving a gift for an opposing player was something new in college football.

“Get used to this blanket,” the letter left in Wease’s hotel room on Friday said. “It will be real tomorrow.”

On3’s Griffin McVeigh also contributed to this article.