Nebraska a school to watch for do-everything offensive athlete
Huskers appear far from done with offensive athletes this recruiting cycle
MIKE SCHAEFER115 minsVIP5
Nebraska isn’t done in Texas for 2024 and it may not even be done at running back from the state as well. The Huskers took
Kewan Lacy in June, but another name has emerged and could be visiting later this month.
Derrick McFall, a four-star running back/offensive athlete out of Tyler, Texas, is looking at a visit up to Lincoln later this month per network sources.
McFall, similar to Jacory Barney, would be another do-everything type athlete in the class, as he’s played quarterback, running back and receiver each of his past two seasons for Tyler.
This write up on McFall by 247Sports director of scouting, Andrew Ivins, in a larger piece taking about the best players at a Los Angeles 7-on-7 event explains why Nebraska, and specifically
Matt Rhule and company, would have interest in the athlete:
“He’s technically graded out as an 'athlete' by 247Sports, but said as he walked off the field that he’s being recruited by most schools to line up in the backfield at the next level.
Who knows if McFall is ever going to get 15 to 20 carries at the next level, but he proved to be a difficult cover and point caught four straight passes for California Power before eventually crossing into the end zone. McFall, who has legit track times, recently took an official visit to Louisville. He’s also in contact with Texas, Texas A&M and TCU.”
Nebraska is certainly in the market for athletes and have already talked with Lacy and others about how they’ll be used in a variety of ways moving forward. McFall would fit and would be another intriguing piece for
Marcus Satterfield to have at his disposal, if the Huskers are able to sell him on the vision that has won over multiple players from the Lone Star State.