Nebraska Football Recruiting Target Commits to Arizona State

Wide receiver Nalin Scott goes off the board as he commits to the Sun Devils.
Nalin Scott in his McEachern High School jersey
Nalin Scott in his McEachern High School jersey | Nalin Scott (X)

In the world of recruiting, you win some and you lose some. Unfortunately for the Nebraska Cornhuskers, they lost out on one of their top wide receiver targets in the 2026 class.

On Monday afternoon, Nalin Scott from McEachern High School in Powder Springs, Georgia, committed to the Arizona State Sun Devils.

Scott visited the Cornhuskers early in April, which was the last reported visit the McEachern star took. Scott is a four-star wide receiver and one of the 11 current commits in the boat for the Sun Devils.

Scott is expected to be one of the biggest steals in the class as he looks to take his pure talent from Georgia and apply it to his college career out west with the Sun Devils. The Cornhuskers will now dig deeper in the bag when searching for players including another Georgia high school wide receiver as they continue to target Carrollton High wideout Ryan Mosley.

The Huskers have just three commits so far in the 2026 cycle: safety CJ Bronaugh, quarterback Dayton Raiola and wide receiver Dveyoun Bonwell-Witte. Luckily for teams like Nebraska, the prime recruiting months are about to take place as official visits are beginning very soon.


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