Missouri landed its second wide receiver in the 2026 class.

Three-star Devyon Hill-Lomax announced his verbal commitment to the Tigers on Wednesday, three days after completing his official visit. Hill-Lomax, a 6-foot-5, 193-pound pass-catcher, also made a trip to campus for Junior Day in March.

"Ready to be a part of the M-I -Z family," Hill-Lomax told On3's Hayes Fawcett.

An Edwardsville (Ill.) High product, Hill-Lomax recorded 341 receiving yards and four touchdowns on 18 catches during his junior campaign. He joined the Tigers' class as the third pass-catching commit, with wide receiver Jabari Brady and tight end Isaac Jensen both pledging earlier this month.

Hill-Lomax marked the seventh commitment this cycle, fifth in June. Missouri added running back Maxwell Warner on Monday and interior offensive lineman Khalief Canty Jr. on Tuesday.

Hill-Lomax officially visited Missouri the same weekend as quarterback Gavin Sidwar, who spent parts of his trip getting to know the Midwest target as well as Florida pass-catcher Jayden Petit.

"I spent the weekend with Devyon," Sidwar said. "He's a great kid and a great player. We hit it off on our OV, and I look forward to being his teammate."

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