Offensive Lineman Zaden Krempin Talks Nebraska Offer

The 2026 four-star athlete from Texas goes into detail about what makes the Huskers an attractive choice

The Nebraska Cornhuskers are a popular team in the world of recruiting. Whether it’s going after a five-star or finding a diamond in the rough, they never fail to recruit high-level players and attempt to bring them to Lincoln.

That is just the case with today’s featured prospect.

Zaden Krempin is a 2026 four-star offensive lineman from Prosper High School in Prosper, Texas.

Texas is known for its talented prospects and is the representing state of Dakorien Moore (LSU commit) and Devin Sanchez (Ohio State commit).

Krempin measures in at 6-foot-5 and 260 pounds according to Rivals, which has him listed as the No. 102 overall player in the class.

Krempin has already received his Nebraska offer, and he talked about it with Husker Max.

“I’ve never been to Nebraska, but I’ve always known about the Nebraska Cornhuskers. My dad has talked about them since before I started playing football. Mostly about how dominant they were in the
’90s and they produce large linemen. So I was excited when I got offered by Coach (Omar) Hales and more excited to tell my dad.”

The talented offensive lineman talked about what made the Huskers an attractive choice.

“First of all it’s Nebraska and it’s Big Ten football. Can’t beat that! Nebraska fans love their football. Plus there’s a ton of traditions there.”

He hasn’t had the chance to connect with any of the coaches yet. “So far it’s just been through Twitter and phone calls I get while at school from my coaches. But I look forward to getting to know them a lot better.”

He confirmed at least one visit he has on his mind.

“Hopefully this summer but for sure a game next season!”

He has a special individual he wants to meet when possible as well.

“I really want to meet coach (Matt) Rhule. I’ve heard nothing but great things about him.”