Verbal Commits

Name	Mascot	Average Stars	Official Site
Drury	Panthers	2.000	drurypanthers
Indianapolis	Greyhounds	2.000	https://athletics
Lewis	Flyers	2.000	https://lewisflyers
Maryville	Saints	2.000	https://maryvillesaints
McKendree	Bearcats	2.000	https://mckbearcats
Missouri S&T	Miners	2.000	minerathletics
Missouri–St. Louis	Tritons	2.000	umsltritons
Quincy	Hawks	2.000	quhawks
Rockhurst	Hawks	2.000	rockhursthawks
Southwest Baptist	Bearcats	2.000	sbubearcats
Truman State	Bulldogs	2.000	trumanbulldogs
UIS	Prairie Stars	2.000	uisprairiestars
William Jewell	Cardinals	2.000	https://jewellcardinals

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