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Recruiting Blitz: Rivals National Scout breaks down top Nebraska commits

IMG_6599-2by: Tim Verghese11/24/25TimVerghese

Rivals National Scout Cody Bellaire joins Inside Nebraska’s Tim Verghese to break down the updated end-of-season film of top Nebraska commits.

Elite cornerback commit Danny Odem is flying up the rankings after a standout senior season playing a national schedule at Orlando (Fla.) First Academy. The two break down what has Odem shooting up the rankings and what he brings to the Huskers. Nebraska four-star offensive line commit Claude Mpouma showed growth as a senior at Chicago (Ill.) Mount Carmel, Bellaire breaks down what he saw from the massive 6-foot-8, 300+ pound Nebraska commit. 2026 Nebraska running back commit Jamal Rule showed growth as a senior at Charlotte (N.C) Christian, Bellaire discusses why he saw a positive bump in his ranking.

Elite 2027 Nebraska quarterback commit Trae Taylor established himself as one of the top junior quarterbacks in the country this fall and Bellaire breaks down why Nebraska fans should be so excited about the rising big-framed quarterback.

To close, the two discuss the junior season of recent Huskers commit, 2027 wide receiver Tay Ellis and what Bellaire still wants to see from the dynamic pass-catcher through the offseason and his senior season.

ICYMI: 2027 four-star RB Amir Brown commits to Nebraska

Nebraska landed a commitment from 2027 Raleigh (N.C) Rolesville four-star running back Amir Brown on Sunday, following back-to-back visits to Lincoln and an all-out push from Nebraska’s 2027 commits to add the 5-foot-11, 200lb back to the fold.

In 13 games as a junior, Brown has run for 1,374 yards and 22 touchdowns, averaging over seven yards per carry, along with another touchdown through the air. As a sophomore, he ran for 612 yards and eleven touchdowns.

Nebraska beat out the likes of Notre Dame, Texas, North Carolina, Indiana and Virginia for the four-star running back, who ranks as the No. 21 running back nationally per the Rivals industry rankings. 

Here’s a breakdown at what the Huskers are getting in the four-star