We’re joined on this Tuesday Husker247 writer Mike Schaefer, who brings his vast knowledge to the podcast to share thoughts with Connor and Mitch on Nebraska’s recruiting efforts as this vital month of June continues in Lincoln. Schaefer dishes on Trae Taylor, the 2027 QB who took up residence for a week in Lincoln around a series of big events on campus. We talk, of course, about Dylan Raiola. And about his brother, 2026 QB commit Dayton Raiola. 

What to make of Nebraska’s efforts near home in recruiting as yet another Omaha prospect, Millard South tight end Isaac Jensen, commits to a school – Missouri, in this case – other than the Huskers? Has Matt Rhule shifted philosophically in his views on the importance of recruiting the Huskers’ home state? 

And we finish with a conversation about the changing methods of roster construction. With a 105-player scholarship limit to be enforced – well, eventually – how is Nebraska adjusting? Join us.

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