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Class of 2027 safety announces offer from Nebraska

Class of 2027 safety announces offer from Nebraska

USA Today14-05-2025

Class of 2027 safety announces offer from Nebraska
The Nebraska Cornhuskers offered a 2027 safety on Tuesday afternoon. Kaleb Elkins of Indianapolis, Indiana, announced he received an offer from the Huskers.
Elkins finished his first season on the varsity level at Warren Central and put together a strong outing. He tallied up 32 tackles, 28 solo tackles, seven pass breakups and six interceptions across eight games.
Elkins' six interceptions placed him second on the team and in the top 25 across the state of Indiana. He even had two multi-interception games on the season and even grabbed one pick-six.
He holds numerous offers on the FBS level, including from Ohio State, Alabama, Wisconsin, Indiana, Louisville, and Tennessee. He is listed at 6 feet 3 inches and 180 pounds.
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