Donovan Raiola has started to recruit high-level offensive line targets to Nebraska football and in the 2025 class, the Huskers have their sights set on Jack Lange, a 6-foot-8, 275-pound tackle from Eureka, Missouri.
Lange is ranked 149th overall in the 2025 class. He’s also ranked 14th among offensive tackles and is the best player in the state of Missouri according to the 247 Sports Composite rankings.
Nebraska among top contenders for Jack Lange
Nebraska football is among the teams expected to host Lange for a visit this spring. In fact, according to On3.com, the Huskers will host him twice, once in March and again in April. Yet, Lange is trending with expert projections to Notre Dame with a total of three between 247 Sports and On3.com.
However, he’s taking plenty of visits this spring. Lange will visit Missouri this week, before visiting Nebraska football and then Michigan.
The good news for Nebraska fans is the fact that Lange will get on campus twice this spring if that ends up happening. On3 has Lange visiting on April 26th, while 247 Sports has the visit scheduled for June.
Sometimes plans change, but anytime you can get a recruit on campus twice in a few months time or back-to-back, that’s a good sign and since Lange is one of the elite players in the Midwest in the 2025 class, it’s a positive for Nebraska football, which is also hosting three-star tackle Malachi Goodman next month.
Goodman is a three-star tackle prospect out of Paramus, New Jersey and he’s going to visit April 6th according to his On3 recruiting profile. When you add Andrew Babalola to the mix for the Huskers in 2025, they have a realistic shot to land some talented offensive line targets, which is a big positive heading into the spring.
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