Nebraska Cornhuskers Get Commitment From 3-Star Tight End

College recruiting season is in high gear and the Nebraska Cornhuskers just had a three-star tight end from California commit to their program. Luke Sorensen, out of Servite High School, made his voice heard on Friday night, June 20.

Sorensen had the cameras rolling and 247Sports was on hand for the big announcement. The college football website shared the video on its Instagram account. Sorensen had Nebraska, Ole Miss, and Penn State hats in front of him. 

After making some comments, Sorensen picked up the Nebraska hat and gave Cornhuskers head coach Matt Rhule some great news heading into the weekend.

Sorensen looked pretty happy with his decision and offered some reasons behind his selection. "What set Nebraska apart for me wasn't just the tradition of a historically dominant and winning program," he said, Sports Illustrated reported.

"In the end, it was the culture of the program, the character of the coaches, and the expectation to perform and win at a high level, not just for next season but for the future of the university," he said. "They believe in me not just as a player, but as a person."

Sorensen also made his choice known as he posted a comment and photo to his X account.