Mizzou Lands in Final Schools For 4-Star 2027 Defensive Back

Jordan Haskins, a top-300 composite talent, has Missouri in his top six schools.

Published on Feb. 9, 2026

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The Missouri Tigers have landed in the top six schools for 2027 four-star cornerback Jordan Haskins, per On3. Haskins also included Illinois, Kentucky, Virginia Tech, Louisville and Indiana on his list. Haskins is the No. 290 player in composite rankings, according to 247Sports, and is the sixth-best player in the state of Kentucky.

Why it matters

Securing commitments from top-tier recruits like Haskins is crucial for the Missouri Tigers as they look to build a strong 2027 recruiting class and continue to improve their football program.

The details

Haskins is listed as a safety by 247 and a cornerback by other sites, but is the No. 30 composite safety. He does play both positions at Bryan Station High School in Lexington, Kentucky. The Tigers are currently predicted to land Haskins, according to On3, with Missouri holding the second-best chances at the moment.

  • Haskins announced his top six schools on February 9, 2026.

The players

Jordan Haskins

A 2027 four-star cornerback from Bryan Station High School in Lexington, Kentucky, who is the No. 290 player in the composite rankings and the sixth-best player in the state.

Eli Drinkwitz

The head coach of the Missouri Tigers, who is working to build a strong 2027 recruiting class for the program.

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What they’re saying

“🚨NEWS🚨 Rivals 4-star CB Jordan Haskins is down to Illinois, Missouri, Kentucky, Louisville, Indiana and Virginia Tech, via @SWiltfong_💥”

— Rivals (Twitter)

What’s next

Haskins is expected to make his college decision in the coming months, and Missouri will look to secure his commitment as they continue to build their 2027 recruiting class.

The takeaway

The Missouri Tigers' pursuit of four-star cornerback Jordan Haskins is a significant step in their efforts to bolster their future roster and remain competitive in the SEC. Securing commitments from elite prospects like Haskins is crucial for the program's long-term success.