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Published Jul 23, 2017

Mizzou adds another Texan

Brian Austin

Managing Editor

The run Mizzou fans have been waiting for is finally here.

The Tigers got commit number five since Friday this evening as Manvel (Texas) prospect Kam Scott tweeted he would continue his football career at Missouri. The No. 76 ranked wide receiver chose Mizzou over Baylor, Illinois, Iowa State, Louisville, Indiana, Kansas State, South Carolina, Tennessee, Utah and others.

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Scott is commitment number ten overall in the 2018 class for Mizzou and the fourth wide receiver to pick the Tigers. He joins Harry Ballard III, Danny Gray and Jalen Knox as future targets in Missouri's offense.

The No. 81 ranked prospect in Texas is also the fourth Lone Star State player to pick Mizzou joining Chad Bailey, Gray, Knox and Cameron Wilkins. And more are expected as Mizzou makes the top-three football talent producing state a recruiting priority again.

Keep checking back with PowerMizzou.com as we will have more on Missouri's latest commitment.

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