Missouri football’s recruiting efforts have been on fire, with three four-star commitments in as many days. The latest addition is offensive tackle Lamont Rogers, who chose Mizzou over top programs like Texas A&M, Oklahoma, and Florida State. Rogers, the No. 55 prospect in the nation, joins a strong recruiting class that includes other top talents like wide receivers Jayvan Boggs and Donovan Olugbode.
Rogers will join the Tigers in 2025, filling a potential gap in the offensive line due to departing players. Missouri has been focusing on beefing up their offensive line during this recruiting cycle, landing top prospects like Jack Lange and Henry Fenuku. The Tigers now have the No. 15 recruiting class nationally, a significant jump from their previous ranking.
Head coach Eli Drinkwitz has been successful in luring top talent to Mizzou, even competing with powerhouse programs for their recruits. The Tigers are not done yet, with four-star safety Charles Bass set to announce his decision soon. Missouri’s recruiting class for 2025 is shaping up to be one of the best in their history, with the potential to surpass their previous top-ranked class in 2022.
With the addition of Rogers and the ongoing recruitment efforts, Missouri football is positioning itself as a force to be reckoned with in the SEC and nationally. The Tigers’ recent success on the recruiting trail is a testament to their growing reputation as a destination for top-notch talent.
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