Nebraska Football Lands OT Commit to 2025 Class
The Nebraska football team secured a key piece to its 2025 recruiting class Thursday night with a massive signee.
Brian Tapu, a 6-7, 300 pound class of 2025 offensive lineman from Utah, posted to his personal social media page his commitment to the Big Red.
The offensive tackle for Salt Lake City West visited the Huskers on Friday, June 14, and said at the time that Nebraska was near the top of his list. Tapu then committed to Oregon State after his stay with the Beavers last weekend, but he quickly had a change of heart.
He becomes the 12th commit of the 2025 class for head coach Matt Rhule and Nebraska, adding a much needed lineman to the group. He is the first offensive line commitment in the class.
Nebraska now has the 40th-best class of 2025 commits, according to 247 Sports. NU is 11th in the newly expanded Big Ten Conference, behind Ohio State at No. 1 then Penn State, Rutgers, Wisconsin, Michigan, Oregon, Minnesota, USC, Washington and Michigan State.
The 2025 commits are headlined by a trio of four-star prospects: TJ Lateef (quarterback), Malcolm Simpson (defensive lineman) and Jamarion Parker (running back). Go to the 2025 HuskerMax recruiting page for details about the entire class.
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