On December 11, Nebraska will host LB Phoenix Jackson from Fresno State. Over the last four seasons at Fresno State, Jackson recorded 101 tackles, five sacks, and three interceptions. In
Commitments, visits, decommits and where the class stands.
The news around the Nebraska football program this week has been a rollercoaster. From key pieces moving on, to recruits putting pen to paper, there has been a plethora of
Now that signing day is over Nebraska is sitting with a top 20 recruiting class in the nation and the 6th ranked recruiting class in the Big 10. That doesn’t
Tanner Terch is taking his talents to Lincoln, NE. The top recruit in the state of Colorado, according to ESPN and Rivals, chose Nebraska over Army, Wyoming, and South Dakota
The three-star Omaha native, Caden VerMaas, is staying in Nebraska. The 6’0’ safety prospect signed with Nebraska on Wednesday but has been committed since April of 2023. He chose Nebraska
Tyson Terry was the 9th recruit to sign with Nebraska on Wednesday. The three-star DL prospect from Omaha North chose the Huskers over Kansas State, Iowa, Colorado, and many more
Three-Star Brian Tapu may only have one year of football under his belt, but with only one year of experience he ranks among the top 65 offensive tackle prospects in
Three-star Lincoln native Jackson Carpenter is staying home. On Wednesday, Carpenter signed with the Cornhuskers, joining five other in-state recruits in this year’s class. Carpenter began his high school career
The 6’3′ four-star cornerback, Bryson Webber, from Texas, signed with the Cornhuskers early this morning. Per ESPN, Webber ranks as the 22nd overall CB prospect and a top-200 recruit in
JuJu Marks signed with Nebraska early Wednesday, choosing the Cornhuskers over Kansas, Missouri, Kansas State, and Oklahoma. The four-star recruit is one of the top 10 players in Kansas. Marks
Four-star running back from St. Louis, MO, Jamarion Parker has signed with Nebraska. The 6’0”, 190-pound do-it-all back committed to Nebraska over Alabama, Oregon, Tennessee, and dozens of other D1
Jones almost wasn’t a Cornhusker after an aggressive push by Missouri to flip the four-ranked athlete in the nation, but after a short delay, Jones signed with Nebraska. Jones committed