Four-Star OL Kelsey Adams “Impressed” by What Nebraska Is Building
Nebraska football continues to generate buzz on the recruiting trail, and this time it’s thanks to a glowing endorsement from four-star offensive lineman Kelsey Adams. The 6-foot-5, 305-pound standout from Texas made an unofficial visit to Lincoln over the weekend and walked away thoroughly impressed by the Huskers’ direction under head coach Matt Rhule.
Adams, ranked among the top OL prospects in the 2025 class, praised the staff’s energy, the attention to detail during his visit, and the program’s clear vision for the future. “Nebraska feels like a place that’s serious about winning again,” Adams told local reporters. “You can feel the momentum they’re building — it’s real.”
During his visit, Adams got an in-depth look at Nebraska’s revamped facilities, spent time with offensive line coach Donovan Raiola, and met with several current players. He also had a chance to break down film and understand where he might fit into the Huskers’ evolving offensive scheme.
Adams has drawn offers from top-tier programs including Texas A&M, Oklahoma, and LSU, but his experience in Lincoln has clearly elevated Nebraska into serious contention. “They made me feel like a priority,” Adams said. “It’s not just talk. There’s a real family feel here.”
As Nebraska looks to continue strengthening its offensive front, the pursuit of Adams will remain a focal point heading into the fall. His potential commitment could be a defining piece in a class that’s shaping up to be one of the most promising in recent memory for the Huskers.
With a decision expected later this year, Nebraska fans have reason to stay hopeful — the Huskers are firmly in the mix for one of the nation’s most coveted linemen.
