Recruiting never stops, right?
Sure, the pace might be a bit different today than it was three weeks ago, but Nebraska continues to extend scholarship offers and host prospects on unofficial visits as the 2019 cycle ramps into full gear.
and will have more in the coming days and weeks, but we're also kicking off a regular roundup of recruiting news.
We'll shoot for Wednesdays going forward and adjust if needed.
Alright, let's get to it.
Duggan keeps adding offers: Area four-star quarterback Max Duggan (Lewis Central High, Council Bluffs, Iowa) continues to be one of the most sought-after signal-callers in the country for 2019. On Tuesday alone, he picked up scholarship offers from Tennessee and Oregon.
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Excited and grateful to receive an offer from the University of Oregon! 🦆
— Max Duggan (@MaxDuggan_10)
Duggan, ranked the No. 4 dual-threat quarterback in the nation and the No. 221 player overall by and (No. 7 and No. 247 per Rivals), is thought to be among the Huskers' top quarterback targets in the class.
Head coach Scott Frost visited Lewis Central earlier this month.
Duggan also has offers from Georgia, Ohio State, TCU, Iowa and many others.
Detroit prospects visit Lincoln: A group of players in the 2019 and 2020 cycles from Martin Luther King Jr. High in Detroit visited Lincoln unofficially this weekend and at least one came away with scholarship offers.Â
That's 2020 wide receiver Rashawn Williams. Marvin Grant, a 2019 linebacker who's rated a four-star prospect by Rivals and the 247Sports composite, was also on the trip, as were several others.Â
Snodgrass shows off athleticism: Garrett Snodgrass is already verbally committed to the Huskers for 2019.Â
The Super-State selection led York to a state championship in the fall and is currently showing off his athleticism on the basketball court.Â
Ok really...... never change
— Justin Rodrigues (@j8rod13)
Wichita connection brewing: The Huskers are in on at least two players from the Wichita, Kansas area for the 2019 cycle.Â
NU offered running back Breece Hall late last month. This week, four-star defensive end Marcus Hicks tweeted a Nebraska edit. While he hasn't publicly announced an offer from the Huskers, it's clear the staff is at least in communication with him.Â
Thank you Nebraska for showing some love
— Marcus Hicks (@harcus_micks)
Add the Kansas city to the heavy regional recruiting blitz Nebraska is putting on early in the 2019 cycle.Â