Rain and storms may have dampened the mood Saturday night, but it didn't keep away Husker prospects.
Highlighting the group was Wandale Robinson, one of the top running back recruits in the country. The Western Hills (Kentucky) standout spent a lot of time standing near midfield watch pregame warmups.
While Robinson may have been the biggest name on campus, in terms of prospects, he wasn't the biggest in stature.
That title belong to 2019 four-star offensive lineman Bryce Benhart. The 6-foot-7, 285-pound prospect out of Lakeview, Minnesota, was seen on the sideline before the game, as was another four-star lineman. Kansas City, Missouri, native Danielson Ike (6-6, 275 pounds) also was in Lincoln, though it was unclear if he was on an official or unofficial visit.
Four-star offensive lineman Turner Corcoran (6-6, 280) of Lawrence, Kansas, was on hand for an unofficial visit. He's ranked as the nation's ninth-best offensive tackle recruit, according to 247Sports. Corcoran has offers from Nebraska, Ohio State, Georgia and Clemson, among others.
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Other official visitors seen at the game included Dohnovan West (Mission Hills, California), two-way lineman Brant Banks (Houston) and defensive back Tiawan Mullen.
West and Banks are consensus three-star prospects.
There were many Nebraska prospects on hand, including Lincoln High's Darius Luff (committed to North Dakota), Omaha North running back Zander Gray, Lincoln Southwest's Caden McCormack and York lineman Noah Stafursky, who recently received a preferred walk-on offer.