Nebraska picks up walk-on commitment from Hayes Miller

The Nebraska Cornhuskers have picked up a walk-on commitment from JUCO wide receiver Hayes Miller.

Earlier this month, Nebraska hosted a post-graduate camp, allowing JUCO and other post-graduate prospects to try and earn the attention of the Cornhuskers coaching staff.

Among those prospects was Coffeyville Community College wide receiver Hayes Miller. At the time, Miller earned a preferred walk-on spot from Matt Rhule and the Huskers.

Less than two weeks later, Miller has announced he will be continuing his collegiate career with the Huskers. According to Coffeyville Community College’s official stat page, Miller appeared in three games last year, recording three receptions for 30 yards.

Prior to his time with Coffeyville, Miller was a standout player at Mill Valley High School in Shawnee, Kansas. During his senior season in 2022, he recorded 39 receptions for 621 yards and seven touchdowns. He helped lead the Mill Valley Jaguars that season to a 12-1 record and a Kansas 5A State Championship.

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Lincoln high school graduate Kenneth Williams walks on at Nebraska

A Lincoln high school graduate announced heā€™s officially walked on at Nebraska on Tuesday afternoon.

A Lincoln high school graduate announced heā€™s officially walked on at Nebraska on Tuesday afternoon. Kenneth Williams made the announcement on Twitter that heā€™s a Husker and that he canā€™t wait to represent the team.

Williams played numerous positions throughout his high school career, playing as a quarterback, running back, wide receiver, corner, and safety. A class of 2023 prospect, the 5-11 190-pound athlete attended Lincoln high school for his senior year after playing for Detroit Leadership Academy in 2021.Ā 

Along with his skills on the football field, Williams is also a track star, where he posted blazing times. At the 2023 NSAA Class A Track and Field Championship, he finished third in the 100-meter dash with a time of 10.52.

Williams finished just behind Husker receiver Jaylen Lloyd, who earned the silver medal with a time of 10.47. Williams also finished ahead of Nebraska commit Isaiah McMorris, who ran a 10.65.

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Bellevue Westā€™s Jacob Arop receives preferred walk-on offer from Nebraska

Another member of Bellevue Westā€™s football team announced big news in regard to Nebraska.

Another Bellevue West football team member announced big news regarding Nebraska. Offensive tackle Jacob Arop revealed on Twitter that he received a preferred walk-on offer from the Huskers.Ā 

Arop visited Nebraska back in April but didnā€™t announce that he received any offers. This is only the second official Division I Aropā€™s received. His first offer was from Northern Iowa back in February.Ā 

MaxPreps lists Arop at 6-6 280 pounds, and he was previously listed as a defensive end and a tight end. He will also be a part of Bellevue Westā€™s basketball, helping his team complete a perfect season this past March.Ā 

If Arop walks on at Nebraska, he will add to the list of Thunderbirds heading to Nebraska for the 2024 season. Notable recruits from Bellevue West are quarterback Danny Kaelin, wide receiver Daeā€™vonn Hall and wide receiver Isaiah McMorris.

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