That’s what happens when you land not one but two former four-star All-American quarterbacks with Power 5 starting experience.
With Kelly Bryant and now TCU transfer Shawn Robinson now on board, Missouri’s quarterback plan looks mighty set for the next three years.
This is just wild. It’s wild for a multitude of reasons, but especially for the fact that Missouri went head-to-head with Auburn and landed Bryant — and then landed Robinson immediately, despite LSU and Auburn rumored to be attempting to get involved.
Before the Robinson news broke on Tuesday night, I was getting ready to write a column about how it’s very rare that one recruit makes or breaks a class.