WHAT DO YOU KNOW!! FRONT PAGE BASHING AGAIN!!!
YES!!! <_<
You do know that Missouri produces 15-20 D1 players every year right.... :blink:
Nebraska got some players. Good for them. Many more went to MU last year and many more will this year and so on.... And guess what, some will go to big 10 schools, and some will fall to D-1aa... :dunno
quick question. if those were blind squirrels years for MU, what do you call Nebraska after a 93-23 beating over two years by blind squirrels....
Oh... a hair on a horse's arse. thats right, i remember :facepalm:
Last year the state of Missouri had 27 commits for D-1...
Ronnie Wingo Jr.- Arkansas
Keith Langtry - Ball State
Tony Martin - Ball State
Nathan Scheelhaase - Illinois
Jordan Webb - Kansas
William Cooper - Kansas State
Devin Lindsey - Massachusetts
Josh Harvey - Miami-OH
Bryant Allen - Minnesota
Blaine Dalton - Missouri
Kerwin Stricker - Missouri
Alex Sanders - Missouri
Justin Britt - Missouri
Mark Hill - Missouri
Jack Meiners - Missouri
Sheldon Richardson - Missouri
Adam Burton - Missouri
Andrew Wilson - Missouri
T.J. Moe - Missouri
Tyrone Clark - Northern Illinois
Tyler Evans - Oklahoma
Parker Graham - Oklahoma State
Kory Faulkner - Southern Illinois
E.J. Clark - Southern Illinois
Montee Ball - Wisconsin
David Tooley - Wyoming
Ghaali Muhammad - Wyoming
There are more 2 star kids than that, and probably non qualifiers too, these are just the kids that signed D1 LOIs and Mizzou does a good job keeping a good number home. They probably lets only about 6-8 kids they may have even wanted leave. At 10 kids a year, Missouri has a nice pipeline of talented kids compared to the rest of the north. On rivals, those 10 kids average 3 stars on Rivals, so that is not a bad core of kids to add too.
To compare, here is the rest of the North
KU 4 kids in state, 2.75 stars avg.
K-State 4 kids in state, 2.25 stars avg.
CU 5 kids in state, 3.00 stars avg.
ISU 3 kids in state, 2.33 stars avg.
GBR 2 kids in state, 3.00 stars avg.
So the rest of the North, combined, got 10 3-star or higher kids from their own state. Mizzou got 8, and one was the only 5 star to be gotten from in state in the North.... Altoough I am not sure that kid is going to play, I thought there were some issues there, but the talent point remains, that is a huge MU advantage they are finally seeing some benefit from. They are by far the largest state to draw talent from, and they have only one major school, the only real drawback in that the major population centers are on their state lines, but still a good spot to be in for a talent pipeline advantage. I woudl rather have NUs mojo and tradition, but demographics is a nice second option.