The Chamber is back and it starts with an update on quarterbacks. We'll wrap up this somewhat abbreviated version of The Chamber with a look at the new offers for the Tiger Ten.
- In the Five to watch story on quarterbacks Maryland Heights (Mo.) Pattonville QB Kaleb Eleby was listed as one to watch. In all honesty though, it had more to do with Eleby being the top in-state quarterback than with what Mizzou thinks of him. Eleby told PowerMizzou.com that he hasn't talked with Missouri at all lately. From what PowerMizzou.com is hearing none of the local quarterbacks are likely to get an offer. That includes Eleby, Tyler Foote, Christian Perez, Billy Maples and Derek Green. It's a down year for quarterbacks in Missouri, southern Illinois and eastern Kansas.
- That means the five to watch at quarterback is really only four to watch for now. Mizzou is still in the best shape with James Foster from what PowerMizzou.com is hearing. The Tigers continue to work on getting the Alabama signal caller up to Columbia for an unofficial visit. When a visit does finally happen a quick commitment would not shock anyone.
- Missouri has increased recruiting efforts with Michigan quarterback Theo Day recently. He has been talking with the Tigers quite a bit and is working on setting up a visit after his basketball season is finished.
- The Tiger Ten continue to add offers. Here are the new offers the group received since The Chamber graced PowerMizzou.com last week.
Ayodele Adeoye: Memphis, Oklahoma State, Central Florida
Kamryn Babb: Oklahoma
Cameron Brown: Kentucky
Daniel Carson: Ohio State, Iowa, Notre Dame, Louisville, Arizona State
Dallas Craddieth: Purdue
Mario Goodrich: Ole Miss, Purdue
Ronnie Perkins: Penn State,
Michael Thompson: USC
Trevor Trout: Arizona State
That's nine of the ten adding offers from some of the top programs in the country. Nine of the ten now have double digit Power Five offers. Only Daniel Parker Jr. does not have double digit Power Five offers and he has six which is still a good amount.
All this does is continue to reinforce what has been said many times. This 2018 Missouri class is very rare and it will be very entertaining to follow the recruitment of these prospects over the next several months.
- In the Five to watch story on quarterbacks Maryland Heights (Mo.) Pattonville QB Kaleb Eleby was listed as one to watch. In all honesty though, it had more to do with Eleby being the top in-state quarterback than with what Mizzou thinks of him. Eleby told PowerMizzou.com that he hasn't talked with Missouri at all lately. From what PowerMizzou.com is hearing none of the local quarterbacks are likely to get an offer. That includes Eleby, Tyler Foote, Christian Perez, Billy Maples and Derek Green. It's a down year for quarterbacks in Missouri, southern Illinois and eastern Kansas.
- That means the five to watch at quarterback is really only four to watch for now. Mizzou is still in the best shape with James Foster from what PowerMizzou.com is hearing. The Tigers continue to work on getting the Alabama signal caller up to Columbia for an unofficial visit. When a visit does finally happen a quick commitment would not shock anyone.
- Missouri has increased recruiting efforts with Michigan quarterback Theo Day recently. He has been talking with the Tigers quite a bit and is working on setting up a visit after his basketball season is finished.
- The Tiger Ten continue to add offers. Here are the new offers the group received since The Chamber graced PowerMizzou.com last week.
Ayodele Adeoye: Memphis, Oklahoma State, Central Florida
Kamryn Babb: Oklahoma
Cameron Brown: Kentucky
Daniel Carson: Ohio State, Iowa, Notre Dame, Louisville, Arizona State
Dallas Craddieth: Purdue
Mario Goodrich: Ole Miss, Purdue
Ronnie Perkins: Penn State,
Michael Thompson: USC
Trevor Trout: Arizona State
That's nine of the ten adding offers from some of the top programs in the country. Nine of the ten now have double digit Power Five offers. Only Daniel Parker Jr. does not have double digit Power Five offers and he has six which is still a good amount.
All this does is continue to reinforce what has been said many times. This 2018 Missouri class is very rare and it will be very entertaining to follow the recruitment of these prospects over the next several months.
