Nebraska has locked in an official visit with a talented pass catcher from Missouri.
2025 Christian Brothers (Mo.) wide receiver Corey Simms will officially visit Nebraska the weekend of June 14-16, he announced.
The 6-foot-4, 195-pound Simms is a three-star prospect according to 247Sports and the No. 45 wide receiver in the country.
Last season, Simms caught 79 passes for 1,049 yards and 12 touchdowns last season as a junior.
In addition to the visit to Nebraska, Simms has also locked in trips to USC and Missouri in June.
Simms was among the visits Nebraska head coach Matt Rhule and the Nebraska offensive staff made in January ahead of National Signing Day.
Andrew Morgan, the 6-10 forward from North Dakota State, confirmed to Husker247 he is planning on arriving to Lincoln tonight to further check out Nebraska.
A Minnesota native, the Gophers have also been very much in the hunt on this one. But Nebraska has certainly seemed to make Morgan a high priority in its portal pursuits and Fred Hoiberg had a visit with him up north on Monday night.
Having averaged 13 points and five rebounds a game this past season, Morgan has 59 career starts to his name. He’s an efficient player, having shot 56 percent from the field last season – and that number even picked up in league play. He doesn’t shoot an abundance of 3s, with just 33 attempts last year, but he did hit at a 36 percent clip from deep.
With each passing year, more high school football stars close their recruiting processes during the Early Signing Period and land at their destination schools weeks later as early enrollees. Getting a head start on college gives these potential instant-impact contributors the opportunity to partake in spring camp ahead of their freshman year, adding 15 important practices to their development processes.
Many of this year’s highest-rated recruits already made splashes at their new schools, turning heads through the first few weeks of spring ball. Ohio State’s Jeremiah Smith headlines those players after making serious impressions on his teammates just four months into his time with the Buckeyes.
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