Nebraska 2028s You Should Start Watching Now

Get 30% off your first billing cycle with code: OscarGalindo30 in the coupon code area.   We have seen attention to the 2028 class ramp up in recent weeks, so I wanted to highlight some players you should start watching soon.   Here are five "Buy Stock Now" guys in the 2028 class:   <hr class="wp-block-separator has-alpha-channel-opacity" />    <a href="https://x.com/BollenAisaiah" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">(@BollenAisaiah)</a>   Lincoln Southeast's [player_tooltip player_id='1577986' first='Aisaiah' last='Bollen'] has already started to gain attention on the recruiting trail, and that should continue with a great summer cycle. Bollen had several flashes of his tremendous upside last fall as he tallied 14 tackles and two interceptions. Right off the bat, Aisaiah has the look of a next-level prospect with a taller, bigger 6'2" 180-pound frame with the type of length coaches look for in their DBs. He is very smooth with his footwork and plays with fluid, loose hips that allow him to change direction on a drop. Bollen possesses great instincts and times his break on the ball very well, resulting in an INT or PBU. Aisaiah especially stands out in man coverage, where he flashes the speed to stick right in a receiver's pocket and is willing to challenge them at the catch point. Great pad level, high instincts, very communicative, and willing to be physical. Colorado State already threw its hat in the ring, and it won't be long before more join in!      <a href="https://x.com/KingstonxMoore" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">(@KingstonxMoore)</a>   Despite still being one of the newer programs in the state, the Wolverines have shown that they can pump out talent consitently and that should continue with [player_tooltip player_id='1870044' first='Kingston' last='Moore']. Kingston developed excellent chemistry with his QB, ending the year with 43 receptions for 721 yards and nine touchdowns. Kingston is very twitchy at the line of scrimmage, with a great release off the ball and a sharp change of direction at the break-off point. Kingston has the straight-line speed to make defenses pay vertically, but he can also add some serious yards after the catch with his vision and ability to make defenders miss in the open field. Moore did a majority of his damage as the outside receiver, but he definitely has the capabilities to move inside or into the slot. Great hands, ball tracking, and ability to elevate to snag balls at the high point. Moore also adds extra value as a dangerous return man who can take a small crease for a big gain. Buy stock NOW!      I've always said that Millard West is a good place to go looking for trench players, and that continues to ring true with sophomore [player_tooltip player_id='2129143' first='Cameron' last='Flynn']. Cameron is a beast on the offensive line with great size at 6'4" (not 100% sure on listed weight) and raw power to force defenders off their spot. He plays tackle for the Wildcats, but I can see him moving to guard at the collegiate level, where coaches will love to use his lateral quickness and mobility to maul over defenders on pulling plays or when getting him out in space. He does a great job of shooting his hands and working them inside to gain the leverage advantage over his opponents. Once he's taken his opponent's chest, he has the power in his base to stand them up, rendering them useless, or finishing the block with a mean drive into the dirt. I was also impressed with Cameron's ability to mirror pass rushers and engage in hand-fighting when in pass protection. Make sure to get this mauler on campus this offseason!      <a href="https://x.com/domyancy2028" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">(@domyancy2028)</a>   Omaha North's [player_tooltip player_id='1692798' first='Dominic' last='Yancy'] is one of the more intriguing players in this recruiting cycle, possessing the athleticism to play several different positions, but will look to rise as a QB prospect. Dominic had a small sample size as a sophomore, with 64 pass attempts (62% completion) and 505 yards and eight touchdowns. He is also a threat on the ground with 26 carries for 145 yards and a touchdown. Dominic didn't waste any time this offseason, spending a lot of time working on his throwing mechanics to achieve a smoother, more efficient release. He shows good poise in the pocket and can work his way through his progressions as he looks for open targets. Strong arm to get the ball deep downfield or when looking to rifle it into tight windows. Good footwork and pocket mobility when avoiding pressure. Keep an eye on this rising dual-threat to have a breakout year if he wins the Vikings' QB1 spot!      Norris' [player_tooltip player_id='2129199' first='Cole' last='Himmelberg'] is a player who doesn't have a ton of tape available, but has the potential to really pop in his junior season. Cole stands out on a roster sheet, being listed at 6'5" and 190 pounds with a super QB-friendly catch radius. His blend of size and athleticism allows him to play a versatile role on offense where he can be your big-bodied X-receiver, a flex TE, or a traditional in-line tight end (could easily add some additional bulk to his frame at the next level). Looking forward to seeing more of the Norris prospect this summer!     <hr class="wp-block-separator has-alpha-channel-opacity" />   Make sure to follow @PRZ_OscarG for more news on Nebraska and Iowa HS recruiting.

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