SEC Recruiting Class Grades

Position Grades

Full Analysis

This Missouri recruiting class represents a significant concern for the Tigers' competitiveness within the SEC. With only 2 commits and an overall score of 4383/100, this is an extremely underwhelming class that falls far short of SEC standards. The lack of any rated stars (0 five-star, four-star, or three-star recruits) and the apparent data issues with duplicate listings for Braylen Warren suggest either very early class development or serious recruiting struggles. For a program competing in one of college football's most talent-rich conferences, this class size and quality level would make it nearly impossible to compete effectively against SEC rivals who typically sign 20+ player classes loaded with highly-rated prospects. The most glaring concern is the complete absence of impact recruits who could contribute meaningfully at the SEC level. While "class depth" is listed as a strength, having only 2 commits hardly constitutes depth by any measure. With no specific needs being addressed and such a small class size, Missouri faces the prospect of falling further behind conference competitors in talent acquisition. The program urgently needs to address this recruiting shortfall, as classes of this caliber will inevitably lead to roster deficiencies and struggles on the field. This appears to be either a very preliminary snapshot of an early recruiting cycle or indicative of serious systemic issues within the program's recruiting efforts.