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Michael Cavallo

Michael Cavallo

Joined: Jun 17, 2025

Michael is a passionate sports writer who covers Major League Baseball, the NFL, college football, Rutgers University athletics, and Monmouth football. With published work at FanSided, The Rutgers Wire (USA Today), and The League Winners, Michael delivers insightful analysis, in-depth features, and timely coverage that connects fans to the heart of the game. His work highlights key storylines and standout performances across both professional (NFL & MLB) and collegiate sports (Football, Baseball, Basketball, and Wrestling), with a strong focus on New Jersey-based programs.

Nebraska head coach Matt Rhule
Recruiting

Nebraska has extended an early offer to 2027 Miami (Florida) Central cornerback Tramell Harris, a dynamic defensive back with elite speed and swagger. Here's what makes him a name to watch in the Huskers' long-term recruiting plans.

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Pacifica's Savion Taylor reaches for the ball but can't make the reception as Long Beach Poly's Juju Johnson defends during the first quarter of a CIF-SS Division 4 quarterfinal game at Pacifica High.
Recruiting

JuJu Johnson’s decision is nearly here, and Nebraska’s still in the thick of it. The elite 2027 cornerback has locked in Dec. 1 as his commitment date, with the Huskers battling Oklahoma, Michigan, Oregon, and Arizona State.

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Nebraska Cornhuskers head coach Matt Rhule watches game action against the UCLA Bruins during the second half at the Rose Bowl.
Recruiting

Aaryn Washington’s recruitment is heating up, and Nebraska’s still in the fight. The four-star 2027 cornerback from Katy, Texas, just dropped his top 5, and the Huskers are right there alongside national heavyweights like Alabama, Ohio State, Washington,

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Nebraska men's basketball coach Fred Hoiberg observes the action against BYU.
Recruiting

Nebraska men’s basketball secured two top-100 commitments as four-star guards Colin Rice and Jacob Lanier signed with the Huskers for the 2026 class, adding elite talent and backcourt depth to Fred Hoiberg’s program.

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