This is certainly a good development for Nebraska Football.
There is some interesting recruiting news to report as it relates to Nebraska Football. A highly talented recruit who visited Nebraska this weekend decommitted from his original school following his visit. 2020 four-star wide receiver Marcus Fleming announced his choice to reopen his recruitment on Monday morning via Twitter.
Fleming is the 43rd overall wide receiver in his class and 42nd overall player from the state of Florida per the 247Sports Composite Rankings.
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In addition to Nebraska and Miami, he has also been pursued by other big-name schools. Florida, Oregon, and Penn State have also extended him an offer. On the Nebraska front, he is being recruited by Travis Fisher and Troy Walters.
In total, Fleming has 36 offers. He is certainly valued highly across the country. It makes sense given the amount of talent and athleticism he has.
In the month of November, he has been busy in terms of visiting schools. He took an official visit to Maryland on November 1, and visited Nebraska on Saturday.
According to his profile on 247Sports, he runs a 4.47 40-yard dash. According to his profile, his NFL comparison is Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Tyler Lockett. If I am Fleming, I am very happy with that comparison. Lockett is one of the most athletic and sure-handed wide receivers in the National Football League.
Measuring in at five-foot-nine, 175 pounds, he is obviously not the tallest receiver. However when