For me, most football commitments come with a hint of excitement. It’s early and there’s a lot of promise, but traditionally Missouri has often proven themselves with a smattering of elite guys surrounded but longer term players who were under recruited and bought in.
It’s the smattering of elite guys who turn your head. It’s Sheldon Richardson or Blaine Gabbert. Drew Lock or Jeremy Maclin. One thing all those guys have in common, they were elite in-state players who chose to stay home. You can now add Antonio Doyle to that list, as the top 200 4-star linebacker from Lutheran North High School in St.