Nebraska offers rising four-star wide receiver
The Nebraska Cornhuskers extended an offer to class of 2026 WR Zion Legree on Tuesday. The wide receiver recently decommitted from Ole Miss.
Legree is ranked as the 220th overall player in the 2026 class, the 28th overall player in the state of Florida, and the 28th overall wide receiver in the class per Rivals rankings.
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The wideout officially decommitted from Ole Miss on May 31, 2025. He has interest from the likes of Florida, Georgia, Notre Dame, Miami, Missouri, Illinois, Washington, and Mississippi State.
Currently, the 2026 Nebraska football recruiting class only has four commitments. The class itself ranks 63rd overall per Rivals rankings. June is said to be a busy month for the program, as they have several visits lined up.
Nebraska has been busy in the state of Florida, as they have posted several recruits from the state. It's clear that they are making a concerted effort to recruit there.
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