Kenny Van Doren is a recruiting editor for MizzouToday. He specializes in sports journalism, with a focus on team sports, major league sports, and the business of sports, including marketing and broadcasting. Kenny's work has been featured in a variety of outlets, including Minor League Baseball, Sports Illustrated, and Bally Sports.
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Cahokia (Ill.) four-star safety Tank Winters III scheduled 2026 unofficial visits with Missouri and Wisconsin.
By: Kenny Van Doren
Four-star tight end Max Jones, the No. 195 recruit in the 2028 class, made an unofficial visit to Missouri for the Arkansas-Pine Bluff game.
By: Kenny Van Doren
With his future coaches on hand, again stuffed the box score. The Class of 2027 linebacker, who committed to Missouri during his official visit in
By: Kenny Van Doren
The lone Missouri commit in the 2027 class, climbed in the rankings Tuesday. The St. Louis (Mo.) four-star guard moved up one spot to No. 37 in the September update for the
By: Kenny Van Doren
Ahead of a scheduled October visit with Missouri, Tyler Trusel received an offer from the Tigers. The wide receiver then moved his trip up.
Missouri football will kick off the backend of the revived Border War starting at 7 p.m.
Missouri men's basketball assistant coach for player development Zach Reynolds offered Nijaun Harris in May before a September visit.
By: Kenny Van Doren
Missouri football will start hosting larger groups of 2026 recruiting visitors with the Troy game Sept. 19.
By: Kenny Van Doren
led the way on a toss sweep and took out a small defensive back in his pursuit of bulldozing a path to the end zone.
As a new NCAA calendar turned, Missouri sent staffers to Florida and Texas to evaluate prospects in the 2028 and 2029 classes.
