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Husker quarterback target impressed by programs interest

Trae Taylor appreciates the efforts the program is making to recruit him.

Class of 2027 Nebraska football quarterback target Trae Taylor had complimentary things to say about the program as he gets set to take a visit this spring. He complimented the coaching staff and indicated they had visited him more than any other school. He also noted that they are set to see him at the end of January.

The Illinois prep star is the 33rd overall player nationally per rivals.com rankings. He is a four-star recruit. Taylor has recently gained traction with several big-name schools over the past few days. Texas A&M, Wisconsin, and Georgia have all extended him an offer this month.

It’s worth noting he has been busy on the Nebraska front as well. He received an offer on October 5 and took an unofficial visit that same day.

It sounds like the Huskers are making a strong push for the quarterback as they look to add talent to the room. A visit at the end of this month might end up looming large as big-time schools continue to vie for his services.

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Huskers make top 12 for class of 2027 quarterback

Nebraska looks to be in good shape with 2027 quarterback Trae Taylor.

Nebraska football made the top 12 for 2027 four-star quarterback Trey Taylor. He made the announcement on X. The quarterback is a high-priority target for Nebraska.

According to the Rivals.com rankings, Taylor ranks 33rd nationally. Several big-name schools also want the quarterback. Michigan, Oklahoma, Ohio State, Tennessee, Ole Miss, and LSU are some of the more prominent programs that have extended an offer to him.

He had a stellar season for Carmel High School in Illinois. According to MaxPreps statistics, he has thrown for 3,061 yards, 20 touchdowns, and seven interceptions and is averaging 278.3 yards per game.

Taylor has also been able to get it done on the ground. He has 41 carries for 342 yards and four touchdowns. He is efficient in his carries, averaging 8.3 yards per tote.

The quarterback is scheduled to visit Lincoln this weekend as the Huskers take on the Wisconsin Badgers. A win on Saturday would certainly help in recruiting and Taylor could have a role in the program’s future.

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2027 quarterback includes Tennessee in top 12 schools

2027 quarterback prospect includes Tennessee in top 12 schools.

2027 quarterback prospect Trae Taylor announced his top 12 schools.

Taylor’s top 12 schools are Tennessee, Nebraska, Michigan, Oklahoma, Ohio State, South Carolina, Ole Miss, North Carolina State, Iowa, West Virginia, Illinois and LSU.

The 6-foot-2, 175-pound quarterback prospect is from Carmel Catholic High School in Mundelein, Illinois.

Taylor ranks as a four-star by Rivals. He does not have recruiting rankings for 247Sports, On3 or ESPN.

The Vols offered him a scholarship on Sept. 29.

Taylor unofficially visited Nebraska on Oct. 5, Illinois on Oct. 19 and Ohio State on Oct. 26.

He has other scholarship offers from Vanderbilt, Colorado, Eastern Illinois, Tulane, Kentucky, Purdue, Toledo, Indiana, North Carolina, Minnesota, TCU and Michigan State.

Michigan football makes top group for 2027 quarterback

Very early in the process, but still good news. #GoBlue

Michigan football still isn’t done on the 2025 recruiting trail, but it’s simultaneously turning its attention not only to 2026, but also 2027.

Against Oregon, the Wolverines hosted the No. 1 player in the country in 2027 in five-star quarterback Elijah Haven. But not all eggs are in that basket. There’s another who has an offer from the maize and blue who is strongly considering Michigan as his potential future destination.

Enter Mundelein (Ill.) Carmel Catholic four-star quarterback Trae Taylor. The 2027 prospect who is 6-foot-2, 170 pounds revealed his early top 12 and Michigan made the cut along with Nebraska, Oklahoma, Ohio State, Tennessee, South Carolina, Ole Miss, NC State, Iowa, West Virginia, Illinois, and LSU.

 

Though that’s a big range of suitors, the fact that the Wolverines have already offered (that offer came in June 2023) shows that they’ve laid some ground work. There’s a long time until his cycle and things could ebb and flow, but it’s a positive sign to see Michigan in a good spot at this juncture.

Rivals is the only service that has rated Taylor at this point, and he’s the No. 33 player in the 2027 clas according to the recruiting site.

Huskers hosting top 2027 QB target for Wisconsin game

Highly recruited quarterback Trae Taylor will be in town on Saturday.

Class of 2027 four-star quarterback Trae Taylor will visit the Nebraska Cornhuskers this weekend as they take on the Wisconsin Badgers.

According to the Rivals rankings, Taylor is the 33rd-ranked quarterback nationally. He has visited Nebraska twice this season, last on October 5.

The sophomore had a solid year at Carmel High School in Illinois. He threw for 3,061 passing yards, 20 touchdowns, and seven interceptions. He also has 41 carries for 342 yards and four touchdowns.

The 2027 Nebraska football recruiting class currently has no commitments at this time. The Huskers have a solid string of quarterback talent, already on the roster and committed in future classes.

The program struggled initially recruiting quarterback depth for the 2025 class. However, they have done a better job of identifying targets at the position for the 2026 and 2027 classes. It’s clear they are zeroing in on Taylor, and it will be interesting to see how his recruitment progresses.

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Class of 2027 quarterback returning for visit in November

Quarterback Trae Taylor will be back to visit Nebraska next month.

Class of 2027 quarterback Trae Taylor will be back in Lincoln for the November 23 game against the Wisconsin Badgers. Rivals.com’s Greg Smith reported the news.

Taylor was in town this past weekend for Nebraska’s 14-7 win over Rutgers. The quarterback liked what he saw from the program. He also indicated he was impressed with the job the coaching staff has done in developing quarterback Dylan Raiola.

Taylor is not ranked in the 247Sports Composite Rankings. However, he does have a lengthy offer sheet that is continuing to grow. Colorado, Illinois, and Indiana are some of the schools that have offered him so far. He has 29 offers in total.

Taylor is having a solid season for Carmel High School. He has 1,352 passing yards, 11 touchdowns, and six interceptions on the year. He is averaging 272.4 passing yards per game on the year, per statistics from MaxPreps.

The Huskers have made him a priority quarterback target. The fact that he is coming back for the Wisconsin game is encouraging. He was offered by the program on Saturday, and it looks like they are moving fast with his recruitment

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LSU offers 4-star 2027 quarterback from Lake in the Hills, Illinois

Trae Taylor has received no crystal ball projections at this time but Michigan is a 41% favorite to land him per On3.

[autotag]Brian Kelly[/autotag] and his recruiting staff traveled to Lake in the Hills, Illinois, to extend a scholarship offer to a four-star quarterback.

[autotag]Trae Taylor[/autotag] is a 6-foot-2, 180-pound, four-star quarterback from Lake in the Hills where he plays for Carmel Catholic High School. The Carmel Corsairs are 3-2 this season after a win over Marian Catholic last Friday.

Taylor has received no crystal ball projections at this time but Michigan is a  41% favorite to land him per On3.

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Vitals

Hometown Lake in the Hills, Illinois
Position QB
Height 6’2
Weight 180
Class 2027

Recruitment

  • Offered on September 27, 2024
  • No visits yet

Offers

Recruitment Projections

  • Michigan is a 41% favorite per On3.
  • There are no crystal ball projections at this time.

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Four-star class of 2027 quarterback visiting Nebraska this weekend

The Huskers will have a talented signal-caller on campus for a visit this weekend.

Class of 2027 four-star quarterback Trae Taylor is going to visit Nebraska this weekend. Rivals.com’s Tim Verghese reported this. According to Rivals rankings, Taylor is rated the 33rd overall prospect in the 2027 class and the sixth overall quarterback in the cycle. The quarterback hails from Carmel Catholic High School out of Mundelein, IL.

Taylor has offers from Colorado, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, and Kentucky for a total of 25 offers. He is scheduled to visit Illinois on October 19. He has visited Illinois quite frequently over the last year and a half, visiting the campus on April 20, March 26, and September 23 of last year.

Currently, Nebraska football has zero commitments in the 2027 recruiting class. That being said, it’s clear that they want to add additional talent at the quarterback position for the future. The Huskers already have TJ Lateef in the fold for the 2025 class, and Dayton Raiola in the 2026 class.

It will certainly be interesting to follow Taylor’s recruitment, given Nebraska’s talent at the position for the future. It’s certainly a positive that they’re getting him on campus.

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MSU offers highly-touted 2027 Illinois QB during Spartan Dawg Con

Michigan State football has extended a scholarship offer to a big-time Midwest quarterback prospect in the 2027 class

Michigan State football has extended a scholarship offer to a big-time Midwest quarterback prospect in the 2027 class.

Trae Taylor of Mundelein, Ill. announced on Saturday that he’s received an offer from the Spartans. He was one of many prospects who attended Spartan Dawg Con this weekend.

Taylor is a highly-recruited prospect in the 2027 class. He’s currently unranked on 247Sports, but will surely be a highly-touted prospect by the end of his recruiting cycle.

Taylor holds offers from more than 20 schools at this time, according to 247Sports. Other notable programs to offer Taylor includes Colorado, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Maryland, Miami (FL), Michigan, Minnesota, NC State, North Carolina, Ohio State, Ole Miss, Vanderbilt and West Virginia.

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Highly-recruited 2027 Illinois QB to visit Michigan State on Saturday

A 2027 QB who’s getting a ton of attention on the recruiting trail will visit MSU on Saturday for Spartan Dawg Con

A 2027 quarterback prospect who’s getting a ton of attention on the recruiting trail will visit Michigan State on Saturday for Spartan Dawg Con.

Trae Taylor of Mundelein, Ill. will be attending Spartan Dawg Con on Saturday, according to a post he made on X. Spartan Dawg Con is a massive Michigan State football event that brings together current, former and prospective players and coaches.

Taylor is a highly-recruited prospect in the 2027 class. He’s currently unranked on 247Sports, but will surely be a highly-touted prospect by the end of his recruiting cycle.

Taylor holds offers from more than 20 schools at this time, according to 247Sports. Michigan State has not offered Taylor yet, but other notable programs to offer him includes Colorado, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Maryland, Miami (FL), Michigan, Minnesota, NC State, North Carolina, Ohio State, Ole Miss, Vanderbilt and West Virginia.

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