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Nebraska football is pairing quarterback Trae Taylor with top receivers, securing key commitments while navigating setbacks, and reshaping its tight end outlook.
This season’s revamped Open Division playoff introduces cross‑state matchups, spotlighting talent from Lincoln, Godby, Florida High and other Big Bend programs as they battle for statewide recognition.
Buford, the 15‑time state champion, opens its title defense on August 22, while teams like Carrollton, Thomas County Central and Grayson prepare for early tests against strong opponents.
Alvin Mosley, a top‑ranked wide receiver from Rosharon, Texas, pledged to Ole Miss, ending a recruiting battle that also involved Arkansas and Texas. His decision underscores a strong June for the Rebels and reverberates across the SEC.
Three‑star offensive lineman Judah Gumbs pledged to the University of Arkansas, choosing the Razorbacks over several Power Five programs and marking the first Florida recruit in the 2027 class.
Four‑star wide receiver Jabari Watkins has flipped his commitment from Nebraska to Arkansas, leaving the Huskers with just one receiver pledge for the 2027 class.
Kaden Howard's decommitment reshapes Nebraska's 2027 receiving corps while the staff eyes Matthew Gregory and several in‑state linemen for future impact.
Four‑star prospect Jabari Watkins called off his official visit to Florida State, citing a change of plans, and will announce his college choice on July 1 after trips to Louisville, Arkansas and Georgia Tech.
Only one verbal pledge has been secured since February, and the loss of a scheduled visit by four‑star prospect Jabari Watkins adds uncertainty to the Seminoles' 2027 class, which currently ranks No. 39 nationally.
Four-star wide receiver Jabari Watkins canceled his scheduled official visit to Florida State, reversing his earlier commitment and prompting the Seminoles to intensify efforts on other top targets.