Nebraska will get dedication from WR Demitrius Bell, a former Michigan State pledge

A big-scale effort so as to add one other promising broad receiver to its 2023 recruiting class has paid off for Nebraska.

Days after taking an official go to to the varsity, Nashville (Tenn.) McGavock broad receiver Demitrius Bell introduced his dedication to Nebraska on Tuesday.

Matt Rhule and his teaching workers recognized Bell as a high 2023 prospect early of their recruiting cycle, providing him a scholarship on Dec. 9. A former Michigan State commit, Bell additionally had curiosity from Kentucky and a powerful supply listing that included SEC powerhouses Alabama and Georgia.

Nonetheless, Nebraska’s late push paid off as Rhule, offensive coordinator Marcus Satterfield and defensive backs coach Evan Cooper all took half in an in-home go to with Bell on Jan. 16.

Bell totaled 94 catches for 1,200 yards and 15 touchdowns in his final two varsity seasons, along with working as a working again and security. A 6-foot-1, 175-pound prospect, Bell is a three-star recruit who appears to mission greatest as a possible slot receiver in school. Crisp route-running and reliable fingers are amongst Bell’s high attributes of him, and he is not missing in velocity or agility, both.

Bell is Nebraska’s sixth broad receiver commit in its 2023 recruiting class and twenty sixth addition from the highschool ranks total.