Nebraska’s rise to No. 7 in the Rivals Industry Team Recruiting Rankings marks another clear sign that the Huskers’ 2027 class is gaining real national traction.
The newest Rivals300 update didn’t just validate the staff’s early evaluations. It showcased how well Nebraska is stacking blue‑chip talent, winning key regional battles, and positioning itself among the country’s most aggressive early‑cycle recruiters. With momentum building and priority targets still on the board, the Huskers are firmly establishing themselves as a top‑tier player in the 2027 race.
After finishing with one of the lowest‑ranked Power Four recruiting classes in 2026, Matt Rhule and Nebraska have clearly shifted their approach, putting a renewed emphasis on the high school ranks in the 2027 cycle. The Huskers’ 2027 class is already taking shape with six early commitments, each filling a key positional need, each bringing verified athletic upside, and together forming one of the most balanced early hauls in the country. From securing the state’s top quarterback to landing national prospects at skill positions and in the trenches, Matt Rhule and his staff are building a class with both star power and structural integrity…