5-11 | 175 | Ventrura, Calif.
6-0 | 170 | Colorado Springs, Colo. (Pine Creek)
6-3 | 305 | Lawton, Okla.
6-1 | 210 | Loganville, Ga.
6-5 | 225 | West Palm Beach, Fla.
6-3 | 280 | Blue Springs, Mo.
6-3 | 270 | Blue Springs, Mo.
6-4 | 290 | Omaha North
6-2 | 210 | New Orleans, La.
6-7 | 290 | Baldwin City, Kan.
5-11 | 185 | Highlands Ranch, Colo. (Valor Christian)
6-0 | 185 | New Orleans, La.
6-7 | 245 | Omaha Central
6-1 | 190 | Las Vegas, Nev.
5-11 | 220 | Sachse, Tex.
6-2 | 220 | Southhaven, Miss.
6-5 | 245 | San Ramon, Calif.
6-1 | 205 | Pembrook Pines, Fla.
6-0 | 185 | Atlanta, Ga. (Carver)
6-1 | 220 | Peoria, Ariz. (Centennial)
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Plenty of monkey business often accompanies college football recruiting. But Omaha Central star DaiShon Neal had a very serious approach, Steven M. Sipple writes.
Jalin Barnett, all 6-foot-4 and 315 pounds of him, will sign Wednesday, and he's arguably the most-coveted piece of new Nebraska coach Mike Riley’s 2015 recruiting class.
Kaiwan Lewis is heading home, which means he's not heading to Nebraska.
A weekend storm didn't keep the Huskers from adding four commits to their recruiting class on Sunday.
Alex Davis had never seen snow before. He liked it.
"The Nebraska fans ... are going to absolutely fall in love with these guys because of the kinds of kids they are," says the recruits' high school coach, Kelly Donohoe.
Former Oregon State players say Mike Riley's straight talk was appealing. That style should fit well at Nebraska, Steven M. Sipple writes.
“I’ve always kind of been their guy that they wanted, so it definitely helped,” said Husker tight end commit Matt Snyder, who resisted a late push from Michigan.
If third down is the money down, this is the money weekend in recruiting.
The Ramon, California, tight end solidified his commitment to Mike Riley and Nebraska Friday night.
A few names who will be part of Riley's first walk-on class at Nebraska are beginning to emerge, including an athlete prospect who was the Journal Star's Super State quarterback in 2014.
New Husker coach Mike Riley already has reached out to the Nebraska Coaches Association and his history should be encouraging to coaches and players as well.
The Huskers came into the game late to recruit Mohamed Barry, but they came strong, and received good news Thursday.
The Midwest recruiting analyst for Rivals.com says new Nebraska coach Mike Riley has done well to hold together Husker class, Steven M. Sipple writes.
Nebraska is now at 15 known commitments after receiving a pledge from defensive back Willie Sykes.
Winning on social media has become an increasingly more important part of the college athletics landscape. Shawn Eichorst has bulked up staff to help the Husker cause.
“I think the biggest thing is selling our staff,” said Nebraska's Andy Vaughn. “That’s what it’s about, is the relationship part of recruiting."
Not unexpected, but still a blow, the Huskers lost a commitment from defensive end Reuben Jones on Thursday night.
Ryan Gunderson and Andy Vaughn are two of the big thinkers behind Husker recruiting. They're heavy on ideas and low on excuses.
"I did some research on Coach (Mike) Riley and his coaching staff at Oregon State," Devine Ozigbo said. "I liked everything I saw.”"
"I’m really excited because I know I’ll be pushed every day and kept on my toes,” says Husker O-line recruit Michael Decker of the competition that awaits.
“I'm aggressive because when you want something, you go after it," new Husker linebackers coach Trent Bray said of recruiting. "That's kind of how I attack it.”
Nebraska added the commitment of a 300-pound four-star offensive lineman on Wednesday.
The Nebraska football program wants to celebrate its upcoming recruiting class with donors, season ticket-holders and the general public.
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