LB looking for good agricultural school

Sweet Springs, Missouri linebacker Caleb Dohrman has already been to two summer camps and will be attending another. "I went to one day camps at Kansas and Missouri last week and next week I'll be going to Missouri's week-long camp," the 6-foot-3, 210-pound Dohrman said.

"At the Kansas camp, they did a good job coaching us and helping us with the fundamentals of the game. At the Missouri camp, we had the opportunity to have a lot of other colleges evaluate us. We worked on a lot of drills. It was a good exposure camp as they had a lot of coaches there to help out.

"At Missouri's full week camp, we'll have more time to work with and talk to the coaches and show what we can do because it will be in full pads."

Dohrman has yet to receive his first scholarship offer and his list of favorites has remained the same since his last update.

Missouri - "They're still my favorite. The coaches are real friendly, they talk to you as an individual. It's close to home and my dad and brother went to school there. My dad played on the freshman team when he was there. I like their agriculture program and that is what I'll be majoring in. They've also been by my school to visit."

After Missouri he has four other schools that he continues to be interested in.

Kansas - "They are building a good program and they said that they are trying to get the best athletes they can."

Nebraska - "They have winning program. When you go there you know that you'll be playing with some of the best players in the nation and that you'll be contending for national championships."

Oregon - They are building a good football team. It's farther away than the other schools I'm looking at, but it would be nice to be away from home. It would be a nice change of pace to go there."

Oklahoma - "They've got a good coach in Bob Stoops. They're in the Big 12 so you know that they'll be playing such good competition. They have a real good coaching staff down there."

His priorities on his college choice are, "I want the school to have a good agricultural program because that's what I'm going to study. I live on a farm and that's what I want to do when I get older."

Asked about the possibility of an early commitment he said, "It depends. If I'm offered by Missouri, I would probably commit. It all depends on which school gave an offer."