I decided to group by position and then date of visit within each position to try to give an idea of the tactics the visit dates suggest. Assuming we take a small class this fall.
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Football Official Visit Tracker Update 6/110 (updated to reflect cancellation of Jayden Warren 6/13 OV)
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Football Official Visit Tracker Update 6/110 (updated to reflect cancellation of Jayden Warren 6/13 OV)
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6' 8" 260 sounds way better
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I am listing him as a safety. That is how Mizzou projects him to the NFL. Rivals lists him as a nickelback. He is a versatile athlete. This may represent concern that Devin Jackson doesn't make it to the 20th uncommitted.
Jacksson had a great OV to Miami by all accounts - his remaining OVs:
Eberhart has OV'd to Mizzou and has remaining OVs after Nebraska at Alabama and Oklahoma
Jacksson had a great OV to Miami by all accounts - his remaining OVs:
Eberhart has OV'd to Mizzou and has remaining OVs after Nebraska at Alabama and Oklahoma
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Rivals' Tim Verghese today:
Per Rivals' John Garcia, Nebraska four-star cornerback commit CJ Bronaugh will take the rest of his official visits. There was some momentum coming out of the weekend that the four-star could shut things down from people close to him. My read is the Huskers still sit at the very top of his recruitment. Florida State gets him on campus this weekend, then Penn State will get him in town the weekend after. As I said coming into June, Florida is the biggest threat to Nebraska here, but I get the read the Huskers have (for now) done enough to separate themselves from the Gaytors. It would take a lot for the Seminoles or Nittany Lions to clear the bar Nebraska has set.
We noted in yesterday's Tim-Bits that Oklahoma made a significant move for Odem while he was in town for his OV this weekend. The Sooners were pushing to get him to shut things down. While the Sooners are now the favorite at the top of the four-star's recruitment, he is opting to take the rest of his official visits. He's at Auburn currently for a mid-week OV, will visit Ohio State this weekend and is still scheduled to return to Nebraska June 20-22. As things stand, the Huskers will get their shot.
As we reported in yesterday's Tim-Bits, we've also added four-star athlete/nickel Jacob Eberhart to this weekend's official visit list. He'll be in town June 13-15. Huskers are battling Missouri, Oklahoma, Alabama and Illinois for the jumbo athlete, who could play wide receiver or linebacker as well.
Caught up briefly with Jones while at Omaha North this morning. He's coming off a strong official visit to Cockeye State. He's scheduled to visit Nebraska this weekend, June 13-15 then will close with Cockeye June 20-22. He's aiming to make a decision shortly after, then publicly announce his decision on July 4. Others in the market were bullish on Nebraska's chances when they offered, but this is a complicated recruitment. Cockeye State and Minnesota have been involved longer, as has Kansas State. Cockeye is the school he grew up rooting for and a school he remains quite interested. Yes, Nebraska is the in-state program and has his older brother on the team. But this isn't an open-and-shut recruitment for the Huskers. Nebraska can certainly land him, but it will take a strong visit this weekend and a feeling from Jones and his family that Lincoln is the best spot for his development on and off the field.
Per Rivals' John Garcia, Nebraska four-star cornerback commit CJ Bronaugh will take the rest of his official visits. There was some momentum coming out of the weekend that the four-star could shut things down from people close to him. My read is the Huskers still sit at the very top of his recruitment. Florida State gets him on campus this weekend, then Penn State will get him in town the weekend after. As I said coming into June, Florida is the biggest threat to Nebraska here, but I get the read the Huskers have (for now) done enough to separate themselves from the Gaytors. It would take a lot for the Seminoles or Nittany Lions to clear the bar Nebraska has set.
We noted in yesterday's Tim-Bits that Oklahoma made a significant move for Odem while he was in town for his OV this weekend. The Sooners were pushing to get him to shut things down. While the Sooners are now the favorite at the top of the four-star's recruitment, he is opting to take the rest of his official visits. He's at Auburn currently for a mid-week OV, will visit Ohio State this weekend and is still scheduled to return to Nebraska June 20-22. As things stand, the Huskers will get their shot.
As we reported in yesterday's Tim-Bits, we've also added four-star athlete/nickel Jacob Eberhart to this weekend's official visit list. He'll be in town June 13-15. Huskers are battling Missouri, Oklahoma, Alabama and Illinois for the jumbo athlete, who could play wide receiver or linebacker as well.
Caught up briefly with Jones while at Omaha North this morning. He's coming off a strong official visit to Cockeye State. He's scheduled to visit Nebraska this weekend, June 13-15 then will close with Cockeye June 20-22. He's aiming to make a decision shortly after, then publicly announce his decision on July 4. Others in the market were bullish on Nebraska's chances when they offered, but this is a complicated recruitment. Cockeye State and Minnesota have been involved longer, as has Kansas State. Cockeye is the school he grew up rooting for and a school he remains quite interested. Yes, Nebraska is the in-state program and has his older brother on the team. But this isn't an open-and-shut recruitment for the Huskers. Nebraska can certainly land him, but it will take a strong visit this weekend and a feeling from Jones and his family that Lincoln is the best spot for his development on and off the field.
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I'm going to drink the Kool-Aid and say him and Watkins's cancellations mean that they landed Luke Sorenson and Hayden Ainsworth along with Waterman's commit.
Luke Sorensen 2026 Tight End
Luke Sorensen - 2026 4 Star Tight end for Servite (Anaheim, CA) on Rivals.com
Hayden Ainsworth 2026 Offensive Tackle
Hayden Ainsworth - 2026 4 Star Offensive tackle for Biloxi (Biloxi, MS) on Rivals.com
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I think that Sorensen and Ainsworth are basically confirmed already,
Schmidt may or may not be related. He had a much longer relationship with some other schools than us, and reading what he was saying immediately after his OU visit he seemed like he absolutely loved it and he had committed there. Also, per BMunson
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I figured OU was probably the leader. Have they been saying Waterman to OT for sure? On3 has Ainsworth at IOL but Rivals has him at OT. Will be interesting to see where they both end up being around the same size 6'5 300lb ish.
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From the On3 Muns:
5. On3 has Waterman rated as an offensive tackle, but the Huskers have always envisioned him playing IOL.
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In Tim’s story Waterman told him Donnie said guard
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Campbell isn't on the visitor list On 3 has up, but they are missing Calvin Thomas (247 & Rivals both added him a week ago)
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Nebraska predicted to land multiple targets as summer recruiting heats up
by:Keegan Pope•13 hours ago•
bykeeganpope On 3
The start to Nebraska‘s 2026 football recruiting class has been a bit slow, but the Huskers landed their fifth commitment earlier this weekend and are trending for more.
Coming off their first bowl appearance in eight years and first win in nearly a decade, Matt Rhule and Co. have some momentum with key targets. Nebraska hosted a massive list of visitors over the weekend, which includes targets in the 2026, 2027 and 2028 classes.
And according to the latest intel, the early returns on those visits are strong and could lead to a couple of commitments in the coming weeks and months. Three 2026 targets received expert predictions in the past four days:
School: Biloxi (Biloxi, MS)
The massive 6-foot-5, 285-pounder holds more than 15 offers, but after his official visit, the smoke is all around the Huskers. Four national and team site recruiting experts logged predictions in NU’s favor over the past couple of days.
“Man my favorite things about Nebraska is the new culture they’re bringing under Coach Rhule’s staff,” Ainsworth told On3’s Steve Wiltfong. “They all want to win and win now and are striving for excellence and as close to perfection as humanly possible. I love the players there and I meshed extremely well with them and they are super down to earth and aren’t big on thinking they are bigger than the team. The environment you play in. 91,000 of only Nebraska fans who will do anything to let their team win. The resources and people make Nebraska special.”
TE Luke Sorensen
School: Servite (Anaheim, CA)
Sorensen has been a top-of-the-board tight end target for the Huskers for some time. The No. 35 player at his position nationally, Sorensen is set to announce his commitment on June 20. And the Huskers made a huge impression leading up that decision.
“Nebraska is a top contender in my recruiting and isn’t one to overlook in any way,” Sorensen told On3’s Chad Simmons. “Meeting with the coach Dana, doing the cooking competition, playing golf and watching film were some of the highlights on this visit.”
He will choose between Penn State, NU and Ole Miss.
EDGE Kamron Wilson
School: Miami Southridge (Miami, FL)
The Huskers have made a push in the state of Florida under Rhule, with one commitment already in this cycle and another in 2025. They’re hoping to make that two with Wilson, a Syracuse commit. Despite his pledge to the Orange, Nebraska has been unrelenting in their pursuit of the the high three-star defensive end.
“Had an amazing weekend,” Wilson told Wiltfong. “Felt very comfortable in Lincoln. Feels like home. Got a lot of Florida guys here and made a good connection with the team so I’m excited to have a great connection with the staff and players.”
As a junior, he racked up 118 tackles, 32 stops for loss and 17 sacks.
bykeeganpope On 3
The start to Nebraska‘s 2026 football recruiting class has been a bit slow, but the Huskers landed their fifth commitment earlier this weekend and are trending for more.
Coming off their first bowl appearance in eight years and first win in nearly a decade, Matt Rhule and Co. have some momentum with key targets. Nebraska hosted a massive list of visitors over the weekend, which includes targets in the 2026, 2027 and 2028 classes.
And according to the latest intel, the early returns on those visits are strong and could lead to a couple of commitments in the coming weeks and months. Three 2026 targets received expert predictions in the past four days:
Huskers trending for a trio of key prospects
OT Hayden AinsworthSchool: Biloxi (Biloxi, MS)
The massive 6-foot-5, 285-pounder holds more than 15 offers, but after his official visit, the smoke is all around the Huskers. Four national and team site recruiting experts logged predictions in NU’s favor over the past couple of days.
“Man my favorite things about Nebraska is the new culture they’re bringing under Coach Rhule’s staff,” Ainsworth told On3’s Steve Wiltfong. “They all want to win and win now and are striving for excellence and as close to perfection as humanly possible. I love the players there and I meshed extremely well with them and they are super down to earth and aren’t big on thinking they are bigger than the team. The environment you play in. 91,000 of only Nebraska fans who will do anything to let their team win. The resources and people make Nebraska special.”
TE Luke Sorensen
School: Servite (Anaheim, CA)
Sorensen has been a top-of-the-board tight end target for the Huskers for some time. The No. 35 player at his position nationally, Sorensen is set to announce his commitment on June 20. And the Huskers made a huge impression leading up that decision.
“Nebraska is a top contender in my recruiting and isn’t one to overlook in any way,” Sorensen told On3’s Chad Simmons. “Meeting with the coach Dana, doing the cooking competition, playing golf and watching film were some of the highlights on this visit.”
He will choose between Penn State, NU and Ole Miss.
EDGE Kamron Wilson
School: Miami Southridge (Miami, FL)
The Huskers have made a push in the state of Florida under Rhule, with one commitment already in this cycle and another in 2025. They’re hoping to make that two with Wilson, a Syracuse commit. Despite his pledge to the Orange, Nebraska has been unrelenting in their pursuit of the the high three-star defensive end.
“Had an amazing weekend,” Wilson told Wiltfong. “Felt very comfortable in Lincoln. Feels like home. Got a lot of Florida guys here and made a good connection with the team so I’m excited to have a great connection with the staff and players.”
As a junior, he racked up 118 tackles, 32 stops for loss and 17 sacks.
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