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In-state tight end to visit Nebraska

Nebraska looks to add to its 2025 recruiting class.

A class of 2025 prospect is planning a visit with the Nebraska Cornhuskers. Reiman Zebert is a three-star tight end for Platteview Senior High in Springfield, Nebraska.

In nine games last season, Zebert had 28 receptions for 677 yards and seven touchdowns. He also holds offers from Kansas State, Wisconsin and Minnesota.

The prospect’s visit will take place during spring practice on Thursday. Head coach Matt Rhule and his staff have been vocal about wanting visiting recruits to see a practice in action.

Nebraska has only three commits to the class of 2025. They are defensive lineman Tyson Terry, athlete Caden VerMaas and running back Conor Booth.

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Minnesota’s top recruit places Nebraska in Top Seven

The Huskers made the cut!

Minnesota’s top football recruit has named the Nebraska Cornhuskers in his top seven schools. Emmanuel Karmo plays linebacker for Robbinsdale Cooper High School out of Minneapolis.

As a junior, he recorded 62 tackles, 10.0 for loss, 2.0 sacks and one interception. Karmo is the No. 1 ranked player in the state of Minnesota for the class of 2025.

He made the announcement on social media on Monday afternoon.

Appreciate all the schools that have recruited me and while my recruitment is still open based on the schools that have offered me I’ll be focusing on these 7 schools. Blessed to be in this position

Nebraska shares the top seven with Oregon, Wisconsin, Penn State, Minnesota, Ohio State, and USC.

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Three-star safety sets Nebraska official visit

Another visitor headed to campus later this month!

A three-star safety out of Phoenix, Arizona, has set his official visit with the Nebraska Cornhuskers. Rylon Dillard-Allen will visit Lincoln, Nebraska, on Friday, April 26.

Dillard-Allen is a 5-foot-11, 165-pound class of 2025 prospect for Mountain Pointe High School. He is now viewed as a top-five prospect in the state of Arizona for the class of 2025.

He will also visit Arizona State on April 19 and UCLA on May 17. The prospect will also visit Washington on May 31, Kansas on June 7, and USC on June 21.

Dillard-Allen is also an accomplished sprinter for his school’s track and field team.

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Top in-state prospect for 2025 to visit Nebraska

Another top in-state prospect to visit Nebraska on Saturday

A top tight end in the class of 2025 is planning to visit the Cornhuskers this weekend. Chase Loftin will visit the Lincoln campus on Saturday, April 6th.

Loftin is a 6-foot-5, 213-pound four-star prospect for Millard South High School out of Omaha, Nebraska. Over the last two seasons, he’s appeared in 22 games with 73 receptions for 1,017 yards and 11 touchdowns.

According to the recruiting service On3, he is currently ranked as the top player in the state of Nebraska for the 2025 cycle. All three major services have Loftin ranked as a Top 25 tight-end prospect.

Nebraska has been busy on the recruiting trail for the last several weeks, looking to add to its class of 2025. The Huskers only hold three commitments: Tyson Terry (Defensive Line), Caden VerMaas (Athlete), and Conor Booth (Running Back).

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Four-star wide receiver places Nebraska in Top 12

The legacy recruit is narrowing down his choices!

A class of 2025 wide receiver has placed the Nebraska Cornhuskers in his Top 12 schools. Corey Simms is a four-star recruit for Christian Brother College in Saint Louis, Missouri.

Simms named LSU, Georgia, USC, Ole Miss, Kansas, and Missouri as part of the list. He also named Miami, Tennessee, Penn State, Michigan, and Arkansas alongside the Cornhuskers.

is set to visit the Lincoln campus the weekend of June 14-16. As a junior, the prospect caught 79 passes for 1,049 yards and 12 touchdowns.

Simms is a legacy recruit as his father, Corey Simms Sr., played basketball from 2001-2005. He would appear in 111 games in his Husker career, starting in 43.

Nebraska’s class of 2025 currently holds three commitments. They are running back Conor Booth, defensive lineman Tyson Terry, and safety Caden VerMaas.

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Four-star offensive lineman names Nebraska in the Top Eight

The Husker made the cut just before an upcoming visit!!

A class of 2025 offensive lineman has announced his top eight schools just before making a scheduled visit to Nebraska. Marcus Garica is named Texas A&M, Michigan, Arkansas, Penn State, Missouri, Florida and Ole Miss along with the Huskers in the top eight.

Garcia will officially visit Nebraska the weekend of April 26-28. He also has visits scheduled for Florida on April 5, Florida State on April 6, and Ole Miss on April 13.

Nebraska will be the recruit’s only official visit. On3 currently rates Garcia as a Top 200 player in the class of 2025 and the No. 32 player in the state of Texas.

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Four-star receiver names Nebraska in Top Three

Who else joins Nebraska in the Top Three?

A class of 2025 wide receiver has named Nebraska in his top three schools. Quanell Farrakhan Jr. also named Alabama and Texas A&M as his other finalists.

Farrakhan is a 6-foot, 175-pound receiver for North Shore High School in Houston, Texas. At the time of his top three announcement, he had 23 scholarship offers.

During the 2023 season, the four-star prospect made 52 catches for 820 receiving yards and 12 touchdowns. For his three-year high school career, he’s recorded 132 receptions for 2,086 yards and 28 touchdowns.

No timetable for a decision has been announced.

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Top running back recruit to visit Nebraska

A top running back recruit is preparing for an official visit to Nebraska.

A recently decommitted running back has scheduled an official visit with the Nebraska Cornhuskers. Four-star running back Jamarion Parker will visit the Huskers from June 21 to 23.

The prospect withdrew his verbal commitment to Arkansas on Monday afternoon. Parker is one of the top recruits in the state of Missouri for the class of 2025.

Our friends at Razorbacks Wire wrote the following.

Parker had committed back in September, but Arkansas running back coach Jimmy Smith left his post late in the winter to join the staff at Texas Christian. TCU’s offensive coordinator is Kendal Briles. Briles was Arkansas’ offensive coordinator two seasons ago and worked closely with smith.

Last season, Parker played in 11 games, running for 1,207 yards and 13 touchdowns.

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Husker legacy recruit sets official visit date

A Husker legacy recruit has set a visit date.

A class of 2025 receiver has set his official visit date at Nebraska. Corey Simms will visit the Lincoln campus the weekend of June 14-16.

Simms is a four-star recruit for Christian Brother College in Saint Louis, Missouri. Nebraska’s coaching staff visited with the prospect in January.

As a junior, Simms caught 79 passes for 1,049 yards and 12 touchdowns. He also holds offers from LSU, Penn State, and Georgia. On3’s Recruiting Prediction Machine currently has Missouri as the front-runner for the receiver’s commitment.

Simms’ father, Corey Simms Sr., played basketball from 2001-2005. He would appear in 111 games in his Husker career, starting in 43.

Nebraska’s class of 2025 currently holds three commitments. They are running back Conor Booth, defensive lineman Tyson Terry, and safety Caden VerMaas.

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Offensive tackle schedules visit with Nebraska

A class of 2025 prospect has set a visit date with the Nebraska Cornhuskers.

A class of 2025 prospect has set a visit date with the Nebraska Cornhuskers. Ryan Babatz is an offensive tackle out of Buffalo, Minnesota, who has set his visit date for Thursday, April 4.

The three-star prospect is currently ranked as the No. 5 prospect in Minnesota for the class of 2025. Last season, Babatz was first-team All-District and District Lineman of the Year.

He currently holds offers from ten schools, including Minnesota and North Dakota State. No other visits are currently scheduled.

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