Missouri Football Commit Performance Report

Take a look at how each of the Tigers' 2026 commits performed this week for their high schools.

Sep 7, 2024; Columbia, Missouri, USA; Missouri Tigers head coach Eli Drinkwitz watches play against the Buffalo Bulls during the first half at Faurot Field at Memorial Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Denny Medley-Imagn Images | Denny Medley-Imagn Images

As of now, Missouri holds 14 commitments in the 2026 recruiting class.

Take a look at how each of them performed this week for their high school football teams.

3-Star S Tony Forney - Kell High School (Marietta, Georgia)

Week Eight (10/03) - Kell (6-2) 3, Blessed Trinity (4-3) 0
Forney - Four tackles, PBU

2026 Missouri commit Tony Forney | Credit @tonyforney_ on X

Forney and the Kell Longhorns took down Westminster High School from Atlanta, 49-0, in a lopsided affair this past week. The Tigers' commit was mostly quiet throughout, but did finish with a field goal block that kept the shutout alive for his team.

3-Star OL Brandon Anderson - North Cobb High School (Kennesaw, Georgia)

Week Eight (10/03) - BYE

2026 4-Star OL Brandon Anderson during his official visit to Columbia. | Credit @biggbrandonnn79 on Instagram

North Cobb came back from a long, two week bye to take on Marietta High School, but unfortunately fell in a very close matchup, 36-35. The Warriors are now 4-3 on the season, taking on 1-7 Cherokee High School on October 17.

3-Star QB Gavin Sidwar - La Salle College High School (Wyndmoor, Pennsylvania)

Week Seven (10/04) - La Salle (6-1) 31, St. Joseph's Prep (3-4) 20
Sidwar - 20-of-34 passing for 324 yards, 4 TD

Sidwar helped his team once again to an impressive offensive outing in a win. This time taking down Monsignor Bonner/Archbishop Prendergast Catholic (MBAPC), 42-0. The future Missouri signal caller finished the game 12-of-16 for 147 yards and a score.

3-Star WR Jabari Brady - Monarch High School (Coconut Creek, Florida)

Week Seven (10/03) - Chaminade Madonna (6-1) 28, Monarch (4-3) 7
Brady - Two receptions for 25 yards

Monarch bounced back in week eight, dominating Coral Springs High School by a score of 46-0. Brady was excellent throughout, finishing with four receptions for 116 yards and a touchdown. He was able to show off his elite speed on a few long receptions down the field.

3-Star OL Braylon Ellison - Boonville High School (Boonville, Missouri)

Week Six (10/03) - Boonville (5-2) 27, California (0-7) 7

Boonville offensive lineman Braylon Ellison on his official visit to the University of Missouri on Sunday, June 8, 2025. | Courtesy of @braylonellison on Instagram, Mizzou Athletics

After taking down California High School in dominant fashion, Boonville picked up another big time win, albeit this time a lot closer, against Osage High School, 27-20. The Pirates offense racked up over 350 total yards behind an excellent effort from the offensive line, led by Ellison.

3-Star WR Devyon Hill-Lomax - Edwardsville High School (Edwardsville, Illinois)

Week Six (10/03) - East St. Louis (4-2) 54, Edwardsville (3-4) 0
Hill-Lomax - Three receptions for 74 yards

Edwardsville wide receiver Devyon Hill-Lomax on his official visit to the University of Missouri on Sunday, June 22. | Courtesy of @devyon_hl on Instagram, Mizzou Athletics

After a brutal week six loss to East St. Louis, Edwardsville returned to the win column with a dominant win over O'Fallon High School, 35-3. Hill-Lomax was mostly quiet in the pass game, but did make his impact felt on the ground, finishing with two rushing touchdowns.

3-Star TE Isaac Jensen - Millard South High School (Omaha, Nebraska)

Week Six (10/03) - Millard South (6-1) 58, Papillion-LaVista (3-4) 3
Jensen - Six receptions for 82 yards, TD

2026 Missouri TE commit Isaas Jensen during his official visit to Columbia | Credit @_isaacjensen on Instagram

Millard South's week seven game against Lincoln High School was actually handed over in the form of a forfeit win for the Patriots. Lincoln High cited injuries sustained the week prior as the reason for forfeiting the matchup, according to a report from KOLN in Lincoln, Nebraska.

Jensen and Millard South are now 6-1 on the year, moving on next to face off against North Platte High School on October 16.

3-Star RB Maxwell Warner - Whitney Young High School (Chicago, Illinois)

Week Six (10/03) - Whitney Young (6-1) 41, Phillips (2-5) 13
Warner - 18 rush for 122 yards, TD, 7 yard reception

Whitney young running back Maxwell Warner on an official visit to the University of Missouri. | via @maxwarner07 on Instagram

Whitney Young continued its dominant win streak this past week, defeating Clark High School, 47-0. Warner finished the game with 13 carries for 102 yards and two touchdowns, and was also involved in the pasing game, hauling in two receptions for 63 yards and another score.

Through seven games, the future Tigers' back has been sensational with over 700 rushing yards and 12 touchdowns.

3-Star OL Khalief Canty - Cass Technical High School (Detroit, Michigan)

Week Six (10/03) - Cass Technical (7-0) 64, Western International (2-5) 0

Cass Technical offensive lineman Khalief Canty on his official visit to the University of Missouri on Sunday, June 22. | via @kjcapn on Instagram, Mizzou Athletics

Canty and Cass Technical continue to lay waste to their opponents, picking up another absolutely crushing victory this past week. The Technicians scored over 60 points again for the first time this season, taking down East English Village Prep by a score of 67-0.

3-Star LB Keenan Harris - St. Louis University High School (St. Louis, Missouri)

Week Six (10/03) - St. Louis (7-0) 44, Vianney (2-5) 16

2026 Missouri LB commit Keenan Harris during his official visit to Columbia | Credit @keenobuckz on Instagram

Harris and the St. Louis defense held strong once again this past week, defeating Chaminade High School, 27-10. Through seven games, the St. Louis defense has allowed opponents to score just 69 points, averaging out to less than 10 points allowed per game.

3-Star DL DeMarcus Johnson - Hutchinson Community College (Hutchinson, Kansas)

Week Four (10/04) - Hutchinson (5-0) 50, Ellsworth (2-3) 0

Hutchinson Community College improved to 5-0 on the season with a dominant 44-3 win over Dodge City Community College from Dodge City, Kansas.

3-Star EDGE Micah Nickerson - South Pike High School (Magnolia, Mississippi)

Week Six (10/03) - BYE

2026 Missouri commit Micah Nickerson during his official visit to Columbia | Credit @19jumpman on Instagram

Nickerson and the South Pike Eagles bounced back from their bye week and extended their win streak to three by taking down Lawrence County High School, 42-7. Nickerson was effective on both sides of the football, hauling in two passes for 59 yards and a score on offense, and seven tackles, 2.0 TFL's and a sack on defense.

4-Star LB JJ Bush - Theodore High School (Theodore, Alabama)

Week Seven (10/02) - Theodore (5-2) 31, Murphy (0-8) 0
Bush - Tackle, QB pressure

Bush and the Theodore Bobcats were on a bye this past week, but will be back in action against Gulf Shores High School on October 17.

4-Star RB Terry Hodges - Bryant High School (Bryant, Arkansas)

Week Five (10/03) - Bryant (6-0) 49, Little Rock Christian Academy (4-2) 21

4-Star 2026 RB TJ Hodges during his official visit to Columbia | Credit @certifiedaction on Instagram

Bryant continued its win streak in week six with an impressive 48-14 win over Pulaski Academy from Little Rock, Arkansas.

3-Star IOL Brysen Wessell - Jackson High School (Jackson, Missouri)

Week Six (10/03) - Jackson (7-0) 62, Central (4-3) 24

Wessell and the Jackson Fighting Indians continued their impressive undefeated season with another win, this time over Sikeston High School, 75-7.

4-Star OT Johnnie Jones - Venice High School (Venice, Florida)

Week Seven (10/03) - IMG Academy (6-0) 27, Venice (4-3) 14

Venice, Florida offensive tackle Johnnie Jones on his official visit to the University of Missouri. | via @thejohnniejones on Instagram, Mizzou Athletics

After falling to IMG Academy in week seven, Venice bounced back with a win over Riverview Sarasota, 46-23. The future Tigers' tackle helped his team compile over 400 yards of offense in the victory.

3-Star S Carter Stewart - Shadow Creek High School (Pearland, Texas)

Week Six (10/02) - Shadow Creek (5-2) 47, Dobie (2-4) 24
Stewart - Four tackles, Two PBU's

Shadow Creek picked up another massive win in week seven, taking down Pasadena Memorial High Schoo, 52-14. Stewart finished with two tackles.

3-Star S Brody Jones - Fayetteville High School (Fayetteville, Arkansas)

Week Six (10/03) - Rogers (6-0) 56, Fayetteville (3-3) 55

2026 Missouri safety commit Brody Jones during his official visit to Columbia | Credit @BrodyJon3s on Instagram

Jones helped his team bounce back from a close shootout loss to Rogers High School by taking down Northside High School, 62-30.

2026 Missouri Football Commitments

1. QB Gavin Sidwar, 6-foot-3, 190 lbs. - Wyndmoor, Pennsylvania (Committed 04/18/2025)
2. LB Keenan Harris, 6-foot-1, 210 lbs. - St. Louis (Committed 05/23/25)
3. WR Jabari Brady, 6-foot-1, 205 lbs - Pompana Beach, Florida (Committed 06/07/2025)
4. TE Isaac Jensen, 6-foot-6, 230 lbs - Omaha, Nebraska (Committed 06/09/2025)
5. RB Maxwell Warner, 5-foot-10, 185 lbs - Chicago (Committed 06/23/2025)
6. OL Khalief Canty, 6-foot-5, 305 lbs - Detroit (Committed 6/24/2025)
7. WR Devyon Hill-Lomax, 6-foot-4, 180 lbs. - Edwardsville, Illinois (Committed 06/25/2025)
8. OL Brandon Anderson, 6-foot-3, 326 lbs, - Kennesaw, Georgia (Committed 06/29/2025)
9. IOL Braylon Ellison, 6-foot-4, 285 lbs. - Boonville, Missouri (Committed 07/01/25)
10. S Tony Forney Jr., 5-foot-11, 180 lbs. - Marietta, Georgia (Committed 07/04/25)
11. EDGE Micah Nickerson, 6-foot-5, 215 lbs. - Magnolia, Mississippi (Committed 09/28/2025)
12. DL DeMarcus Johnson, 6-foot-7, 260 lbs. - Missouri City, Texas (Committed 09/25/2025)
13. LB JJ Bush, 6-foot-3, 210 lbs. - Theodore, Alabama (Committed 10/03/2025)
14. RB Terry Hodges, 6-foot, 180 lbs. - Bryant, Arkansas (Committed 10/04/2025)
15. IOL Brysen Wessell, 6-foot-5, 260 lbs. - Jackson, Missouri (Committed 10/11/2025)
16. OT Johnnie Jones, 6-foot-7, 305 lbs. - Venice, Florida (Committed 10/11/2025)
17. S Carter Stewart, 6-foot-1, 170 lbs. - Pearland, Texas (Committed 10/13/2025)
18. S Brody Jones, 6-foot-3, 175 lbs. - Fayetteville, Arkansas (Committed 10/13/2025)

Check out the Missouri Football Recruiting Tracker to stay up to date with Tigers' targets from 2026, 2027 and beyond.