During a recruiting trip to Pennsylvania on Tuesday, Missouri offensive coordinator Kirby Moore offered Class of 2026 offensive tackle Grayson McKeogh.

Assistant offensive line coach Jack Abercrombie kept in close contact with McKeogh in recent months, but Tuesday's visit from Moore to Wyndmoor (Pa.) La Salle College High School marked McKeogh's first in-person meeting with a Tiger staffer.

"He's definitely done a good job showcasing what they have," McKeogh said about Abercrombie. "He's really made me want to get up and see it myself."

More from McKeogh on Abercrombie, visit from Moore and interest in Missouri:

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“One of the 2024 summer risers in showing his immense strength and bending ability, Hilson put it all together where it counts most on Friday nights en route to another state championship. He has special pass rushing skill, with the production and volume to prove it, but took the next step as a true three-down player in working with a consistently high motor and setting the edge better than a wiry frame may suggest.

“Hilson was credited with more than 100 stops behind the line of scrimmage over his final three varsity seasons, with almost half (48) to his name as a senior. The first step, speed to power and counter moves make the Missouri signee the type of edge prospect an opposing offense will eventually have to mark prior to each play.

"A college strength and conditioning program should only enhance his current strengths, too.” - John Garcia Jr., national recruiting analyst