Published Sep 15, 2022
Several Nebraska commits double down on pledge to Huskers
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Zack Carpenter  •  InsideNebraska
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Nebraska's football program is in flux right now as Scott Frost is on the way out, Mickey Joseph takes over as interim head coach, and there will be questions about which assistant coaches will remain on staff past this year.

Despite the mysteries and disarray, a handful of Husker commits in the Class of 2023 took to Twitter to double down on their pledge to the program.

QB William "Pop" Watson

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WR Omarion Miller

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TE Benjamin Brahmer

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OL Gunnar Gottula

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OL Sam Sledge

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OL Brock Knutson

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DL Riley Van Poppel

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LB Hayden Moore

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LB Dylan Rogers

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ATH target Malachi Coleman

Malachi Coleman, the state's No. 1-ranked player out of Lincoln East, is the Huskers' top target regardless of position in the class.

Coleman, a four-star prospect and the No. 57 overall player in the country, is listed as an athlete. Receiver is one of the positions that Nebraska is targeting him to play, and Joseph has been Coleman's main recruiter for the Huskers.

Coleman appeared to give a public endorsement of Joseph one day after he was announced as the Huskers' interim head coach.

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