Football

Nebraska Secures Three-Star Tackle Aiden Owolabi in Push for 2028 Line

The commitment could spark a cascade of pledges as the Huskers aim to fortify their front.

A New Piece of the Puzzle for Nebraska's Offensive Line

Nebraska's football program has extended a scholarship to Aiden Owolabi, a three-star offensive tackle from California who measures six feet six inches tall and weighs 280 pounds.

Owolabi sits at No. 35 among tackles and No. 27 in the overall 2028 recruiting class, and he already holds offers from California, Stanford, UCLA, Minnesota and BYU.

Coaching Vision and Recruiting Momentum

Offensive line coach Geep Wade, who recently guided six commitments in the 2026 offensive line class, is leading the effort to reshape the Huskers' front.

Wade’s history of turning raw talent into polished linemen makes Nebraska a frequent stop for top prospects, and his pursuit of Owolabi underscores an aggressive strategy as other programs finalize their 2027 boards.

Implications for the 2028 Class

With no commitments yet in the 2028 cycle, Owolabi’s potential pledge could spark a cascade of signings, while his growing recruitment reflects the competitive landscape as schools wrap up their 2027 classes.

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