Missouri football strengthened its 2027 recruiting class on Sunday with the commitments of cornerback T’ari Miller and fellow prospect Jaylen Hill.
Miller, a standout defensive back from Miami, Florida, chose the Tigers after an impressive recruitment that included offers from several powerhouse programs and an official visit to Columbia over the weekend.
The three-star cornerback is regarded as one of Florida’s top prospects, ranking among the state’s top 100 players and inside the nation’s top 500 recruits.
His commitment gives Missouri another talented defensive piece as the Tigers continue building their future roster.
Miller attends Miami Central High School and brings an intriguing combination of size and athleticism to the secondary.
Standing 6-foot-4 and weighing 180 pounds, he has the physical tools that attracted interest from major programs across the country.
Before choosing Missouri, Miller collected scholarship offers from schools such as Georgia, Florida State, Miami, Michigan State, Louisville, Maryland, North Carolina, and South Florida, among many others.
His decision marks a significant recruiting win for the Tigers over several prominent competitors.
According to recruiting services, Miller is rated as a three-star prospect, carrying a 0.8878 rating in the 247Sports Composite rankings and an 87.70 rating from On3/Rivals.
His pledge, alongside Hill’s commitment, adds further momentum to Missouri’s 2027 recruiting class.
