Nebraska in a real good position to gain 2026 DT from La.

[BIG TONE SOPRANO]

Dylan Berymon, a high 4* star DL from Monroe, LA, visited this last weekend and is VERY high on Nebraska. Nebraska is now seen as the team to beat for his commitment. This would be the highest rated player NU has acquired on the DL as a HS recruit since Ty Robinson committed in 2019.​

Dylan is 6' 2" and 330 lbs.

https://247sports.com/Player/dylan-berymon-46146243/

Why on Earth would they have a high school kid on campus for a visit? This is all so incredible. Like a fighter taking a dive in a bout

 

[DuckSker]

Please dont pay this kid a million dollars to redshirt so he can leave leave after next year

Maybe just start saving NIL funds for a coach with a brain

 

[ShortSideOption]

High school recruiting doesn’t mean much anymore with the portal.

I mean... you still gotta get good young kids to develop. The top10 recruiting classes for 2026 are USC, Notre Dame, Georgia, Alabama, Oregon, Ohio State, A&M, Miami, Tennessee, and Texas. Indiana is 32nd for those wondering.

You can't ignore high school. I'll also say no matter what your feelings are on your local talent no matter where you are, you have to recruit local guys because it's a better shot they won't just take off at the first offer for more money. That's how you can build some depth.

 

[ShortSideOption]

Please dont pay this kid a million dollars to redshirt so he can leave leave after next year

Maybe just start saving NIL funds for a coach with a brain

Definitely need to have a 2 year contract with a buyout or something. Gotta protect ourselves so we aren't just the school that gets him eligible to bolt.

 

[Cash68847]

I mean... you still gotta get good young kids to develop. The top10 recruiting classes for 2026 are USC, Notre Dame, Georgia, Alabama, Oregon, Ohio State, A&M, Miami, Tennessee, and Texas. Indiana is 32nd for those wondering.

You can't ignore high school. I'll also say no matter what your feelings are on your local talent no matter where you are, you have to recruit local guys because it's a better shot they won't just take off at the first offer for more money. That's how you can build some depth.

I would try to recruit more regional and in state where those kids are less likely to leave if they are going to develop. I get looking for a qb across the country or some skill guys.

 

[Kinish]

I mean... you still gotta get good young kids to develop. The top10 recruiting classes for 2026 are USC, Notre Dame, Georgia, Alabama, Oregon, Ohio State, A&M, Miami, Tennessee, and Texas. Indiana is 32nd for those wondering.

You can't ignore high school. I'll also say no matter what your feelings are on your local talent no matter where you are, you have to recruit local guys because it's a better shot they won't just take off at the first offer for more money. That's how you can build some depth.

Agreed. Still have to play the HS lotto and see who you can develop/grow into future pros.

 

[ShortSideOption]

I would try to recruit more regional and in state where those kids are less likely to leave if they are going to develop. I get looking for a qb across the country or some skill guys.

 

[DuckSker]

Definitely need to have a 2 year contract with a buyout or something. Gotta protect ourselves so we aren't just the school that gets him eligible to bolt.

It would be the most Nebraska thing ever to give this iq of 12 retard a milly to redshirt instead of buying Fred a point guard to replace Sam and JLaw next year

 

[Baron Winnebago]

Still gotta crush HS recruiting especially when Nebraska apparently can't backstop the key positions with portal adds because #poor or #toomuchlosing

 

[Blakejc]

Don’t be surprised if this kid picks Okie State or Kentucky. Maybe they can’t quite offer the $$ we can, but both have momentum with new young coaches.

 

[TampaBaySkers]

Please dont pay this kid a million dollars to redshirt so he can leave leave after next year

Maybe just start saving NIL funds for a coach with a brain

Agree - don’t waste NIL on high school kids