*** 2025 Recruiting ***

2025 Profiles

Current Scholarships/Commits

QB - TJ Lateef
RB - CONOR BOOTH, Jamarion Parker
WR - JACKSON CARPENTER, BRYSON HAYES, Michael Terry, Andrew Marsh, Christian Tutson, Cortez Mills, Corey Simms, Emmanuel Choice, Terry Shelton, Rahim Hutchins, Quanell Farrakhan
TE - Chase Loftin, Reiman Zebert, Jamal Frilot, Bear Tenney
OT - Nick Brooks, Will Kemna, Douglas Utu, Malachi Goodman, Ryan Babatz, John Mills, Broderick Shull, Brian Tapu, Shawn Hammerbeck
OG/C - Houston Kaahaaina-Torres, Seuseu Alofaituli, Alai Kalaniuvalu, N'Kye Wynn, Brock Heath

DL - TYSON TERRY, Kade Pietrzak, Lucas Allgeyer, Jaylen Williams
LB - Christian Jones, Uchenyo Ojata, Chad Woodfork, Pierce Mooberry, Nicolas Clayton
DB - CADEN VerMAAS, TANNER TERCH, Ben Hanks, Zadian Gentry, Bryson Webber, Adonyss Currie, Aiden Manutai, CJ Bass, Antonio Branch

Early enrollees:

 
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Gillette Wyoming QB Mason Drube visiting Tuesday.  No Husker offer but does have offers from Michigan State, Oregon State, Washington State and others.

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Word is next weekend will be a pretty big recruiting weekend.  But at the same time the coaches are somewhat limiting the number of visitors so that it's a manageable group.

 
Decked said:
3 star galore. They’ve had some limited traction with the higher rated fellas. They need to win this year. Bowl game. 
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It's a process.

I do think Rhule's strategy could pay dividends - keeping a very large roster that eventually becomes 4 and 5 year seniors is something Nebraska can do. 

Supplementing 4* talent - even if limited - can be effective with an older, experienced roster. Can Nebraska build and maintain that roster in the era of the transfer portal? It's a risky strategy, but with Nebraska's limited recruiting base it may be the only strategy that can mitigate the Blue Chip gap.

 
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