Williams visited Michigan State on Sunday. The Libertyville (Ill.) High pass-catcher will next travel to Iowa on Saturday for a Junior Day event.
While on his way to a tournament in Arizona, Darren Tubbs Jr. received word Missouri offered him. The Class of 2028 wide receiver had never heard from the Tigers prior to his Yoro's visit to St. John Bosco this past Friday.
"Definitely wanted this Mizzou offer because I like Luther Burden III a lot," Tubbs said. "From my understanding, the coach likes the way I run routes and my runs after the catch. He also likes my versatility because I can play wide receiver and I can help on special teams, returning punts and kicks."
Looking for consistency and transparency in his recruitment, Tubbs has down his own research. He noted Missouri was the only program to have an All-SEC wide receiver the past three seasons while also reading up on the Kansas rivalry.
"I would not mind going to Mizzou because of the history recently of what they have done with wide receivers," Tubbs said. "I wouldn't mind the Midwest because I feel I can play anywhere. It might get cold, but I can definitely adapt wherever I am."