Hosting Sam Greer for the second time in three months, Missouri made the four-star offensive tackle the focus point Friday.
Ahead of Junior Day on Saturday, the Tigers got Greer to campus for pre-weekend visit. Greer, the No. 192 recruit in the 2026 class, enjoyed watching offensive line staff -- Brandon Jones, Jack Abercrombie and Evan Boehm -- individually coach players.
"I loved the intensity and all the competition that was going on," Greer said.
Greer spoke with Jones and head coach Eli Drinkwitz after practice on how he fits with the Tigers, asserting himself early into the offensive line equation.
"They really just answered any questions or concerns that I had," Greer said.
Spending almost the entire day with offensive assistant Brendan Boylan, Greer got his time with a fellow Ohio product. Boylan has been crucial in recruiting Ohio players for the Tigers, and Greer, a four-star at Akron (Ohio) Hoban, is no exception.
Even freshman Shaun Terry II wants Greer at Missouri. The Ironton (Ohio) High wideout met Greer during Junior Day on Jan. 18, the same weekend early enrollees arrived on campus, and at breakfast Friday.
Greer recently flooded social media with a fiery video of him playing basketball for Hoban. The 6-foot-7, 315-pound center has received offers to play basketball, and although his focus has turned to football for the next level, he's still showing the same intensity on the court.
"I'm always going to play with a lot of energy and passion," Greer said, "because you never know who's watching."
Greer will be posting his official visits date to social media soon. Missouri will crack the list.
"Mizzou is definitely one of my top ones," Greer said.
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Ahead of Junior Day on Saturday, the Tigers got Greer to campus for pre-weekend visit. Greer, the No. 192 recruit in the 2026 class, enjoyed watching offensive line staff -- Brandon Jones, Jack Abercrombie and Evan Boehm -- individually coach players.
"I loved the intensity and all the competition that was going on," Greer said.
Greer spoke with Jones and head coach Eli Drinkwitz after practice on how he fits with the Tigers, asserting himself early into the offensive line equation.
"They really just answered any questions or concerns that I had," Greer said.
Spending almost the entire day with offensive assistant Brendan Boylan, Greer got his time with a fellow Ohio product. Boylan has been crucial in recruiting Ohio players for the Tigers, and Greer, a four-star at Akron (Ohio) Hoban, is no exception.
Even freshman Shaun Terry II wants Greer at Missouri. The Ironton (Ohio) High wideout met Greer during Junior Day on Jan. 18, the same weekend early enrollees arrived on campus, and at breakfast Friday.
Greer recently flooded social media with a fiery video of him playing basketball for Hoban. The 6-foot-7, 315-pound center has received offers to play basketball, and although his focus has turned to football for the next level, he's still showing the same intensity on the court.
"I'm always going to play with a lot of energy and passion," Greer said, "because you never know who's watching."
Greer will be posting his official visits date to social media soon. Missouri will crack the list.
"Mizzou is definitely one of my top ones," Greer said.
Rivals250 OT Sam Greer loves 'intensity' within Mizzou practice
Following spring visit, four-star Sam Greer will take an official visit to Missouri.
