The first of Mizzou’s summer visitors has committed.
Missouri football earned a commitment Saturday morning from four-star wide receiver Jabari Brady, the Class of 2026 prospect announced via his social media accounts. Brady is the third total player now committed to the Tigers’ next recruiting class.
Mizzou is expected to host a group of approximately 30 official visitors in the 2026 cycle between late May and June. Brady was among the group of players to visit Columbia last weekend.
According to the recruiting service 247Sports’ composite rankings, Brady is four-star prospect and the No. 271-overall player in his class. The Pompano Beach, Florida, product out of Monarch High is the No. 45 wide receiver and the No. 41 player in his state.
The 6-foot-1½ wideout only had one official visit lined up on his summer calendar: to Missouri. But, teams like Oklahoma and Michigan had recently extended offers.
Mizzou has had some recent recruiting success with wide receivers in the state of Florida. Highly ranked wideout Donovan Olugbode, who is an Illinois native who played at IMG Academy in Florida, is entering his freshman season with the Tigers this year. In the 2024 cycle, Missouri landed James Madison II out of Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
The early signing period is still approximately six months away, meaning the Tigers still have some time to keep their commitments on board.
So far, Mizzou has three players pledged to its next class. Four-star composite quarterback Gavin Sidwar out of Pennsylvania and four-star, St. Louis-based safety/linebacker Keenan Harris are the other two players currently committed.
Mizzou is off to a comparatively slow start recruiting the 2026 cycle, as its next class currently ranks No. 74 in 247Sports’ national rankings. Only Kentucky, which has two players commitment, has fewer players…
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