Canon Pickett Talks Nebraska Football Offer

The 2026 offensive lineman from Tampa, Florida, has good things to say about assistant coach Donovan Raiola
Canon Pickett Talks Nebraska Football Offer
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Nebraska has been on a mission on the recruiting trail as of late. The Huskers offer tons of high-level athletes and prospects in the hope of persuading them to come to play for their school.

Nebraska recently issued an offer to Canon Pickett.

Pickett is a 6-foot-4, 280-pound offensive tackle for Wharton High School in Tampa, Florida. The 2026 prospect holds offers from many other schools, including Florida and Florida State.

Following his Cornhuskers offer, he spoke with HuskerMax to dive into the newest addition to his offer list.

“It was very exciting to receive the offer,” Pickett said. "I was with my brother and my friend, and we were all excited and jumping around.”

“The coach (director of player personnel Keith Williams) said that I was a great kid and he was very excited about me. They told me there’s stuff to do up there that I’m interested in like fishing and some hunting. They’re also building a good program.”

Some recruits have a specific outlook on schools like Nebraska even if they have yet to visit. Pickett had his own.

“They’re in the Midwest, which makes them unique from some of my offers, but their offensive line coach (Donovan Raiola) is a good coach with NFL coaching experience, so that sticks out to me.”

He also confirmed that he will visit Nebraska but does not have a date confirmed yet.

Below is his offer post.

Nebraska Football Offers Record-Setting Sprinter


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Caleb Sisk
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Caleb Sisk I has been a sports writer since 2023. He joined HuskerMax and Nebraska On SI in 2024, where he focused on recruiting coverage for one of the nation’s most intriguing programs. His career began in 2020 as a video editor while still in high school. He quickly tried something new when he went to graphic design in 2022 and created his own brand. This led to early success and an easy choice for Sisk when it came to being more involved in sports coverage. He has covered a number of programs, including Tennessee, Cincinnati, Kansas, and more. Sisk also contributes to High School on SI.