Emerging 2028 Show Me State Prospects Showing Growth

College programs look for consistent growth and development patterns on top of natural foundations of physical traits, athletic traits, and position specific skill set at a young age. This group of offensive new additions to the Missouri database are showing levels of potential across multiple divisions after productive sophomore seasons.    [player_tooltip player_id='2149521' first='Camden' last='Mannering'] led his program to an 8-4 record in 2025, a season that ended in the Class 4 quarterfinals. He was given All District honors with over 1500 pass yards, over 200 rush yards, and completing 68% of his passes. Mannering goes through progressions, can react quickly to chaos and get the ball out, is elusive enough to escape pressure, mobile enough to gain yards with his legs. He shows easy throwing mechanics and is a touch thrower. The developing signal caller has a shot at the next level.     [player_tooltip player_id='2149639' first='Tyler' last='Kozminske'] is a two sport athlete with a hoops background, 3.9 GPA, and notable verified testing numbers from the combine setting a year ago, running 4.76x40, 4.46 shuttle, 30 vertical and 116 broad. Kozminske strides with his lower length in the open field, is a fluid mover in space, and can pull away from defenders with his long speed. He shows ability to track the deep ball well and pull catches in with soft hands away from frame with ball concentration. He is quick at the line and a good overall athlete that is tough to cover. He also has experience returning kicks. Received Second Team All Conference and Academic All State after a 2025 season with 37 catches, 499 yds and 4 TD. His versatility lends projection everywhere from WR to F-TE to H-Back.     [player_tooltip player_id='2149647' first='Camryn' last='LaCaille Marsh'] is an Academic All State honoree with a 3.65 GPA and a 2025 season of 23 catches, 262 yards and 2 TD. He plays on the perimeter, on the ball and out of the backfield. In the passing game, he catches the ball well, looks it in and uses his hands away from his body. He is strong with the ball as he transitions to runner after the catch, tough to bring down and absorbs contact, at times delivering physicality powering through tackles. LaCaille Marsh has next level potential at fullback and h-back.     [player_tooltip player_id='2149611' first='Gage' last='Parker'] showed notable growth and development from freshman year to sophomore year, adding size and showing up on tape quicker, faster and more explosive. This three sport athlete has a track and wrestling background. He shows a good aggressive nature running the football with north-south burst. Parker runs hard and with conviction, especially when he sees space. He's accomplished a .96 flying 10 this offseason equating to 21.3mph. This continued development track is what college programs will look to see in the months ahead.     [player_tooltip player_id='2149596' first='Demonie' last='Carter'] finished 2025 with 711 yards and 6 TD on the ground and played both ways and on special teams in eight games. At 190 pounds, he has a nice early frame foundation from which to build. Carter is a patient runner that navigates traffic with subtle, efficient footwork and good field vision in both tight and open spaces. He does his best work between the tackles, evading contact and tacklers with his elusive style of carrying the football. His continued strength and speed growth will keep him moving forward.

College programs look for consistent growth and development patterns on top of natural foundations of physical traits, athletic traits, and position specific skill set at a young age. This group of offensive new additions to the Missouri database are showing levels of potential across multiple divisions after productive sophomore seasons.