Eli Drinkwitz discusses Sterling Webb's return and potential signings
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 2, 2026, 10:40 PM
Last updated Aug 2, 2026
Eli Drinkwitz confirmed that defensive tackle Sterling Webb has rejoined the Missouri Tigers following a recent court ruling allowing Class of 2022 players to regain eligibility. This ruling, which emerged from Colorado, allows players like Webb, who had previously been restricted, to return for a fifth year. Drinkwitz indicated that Missouri will consider signing additional experienced players as many seniors now seek college opportunities. Mizzou has more than 50 newcomers in fall camp and is assessing their roster ahead of their season opener on September 3 against Arkansas-Pine Bluff.
- •Sterling Webb is now eligible to play for Missouri in 2026.
- •Drinkwitz emphasizes exploring options for more late signings.
- •Hundreds of athletes have become eligible again due to a court ruling.
- •Mizzou's season opener against Arkansas-Pine Bluff is on September 3.
- •More than 50 newcomers are participating in fall camp.
- 10:40 PMYahoo Sports — Eli Drinkwitz talks Sterling Webb return, possibility of more late signings
"Could Missouri sign more players like Sterling Webb, who are suddenly eligible again? Eli Drinkwitz says the Tigers "will explore every avenue possible."
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