Nebraska Secures Commitment from Rising Tight End Luke Sorenson
Anaheim, CA – Luke Sorenson, a talented three-star tight end from Servite High School, has made headlines in the recruiting scene by committing to the Nebraska Cornhuskers over other prominent contenders including Penn State and Ole Miss.
Standing at 6-foot-4 and weighing 230 pounds, Sorenson has rapidly climbed the recruiting rankings and is now recognized as a Top-50 tight end in the nation. His decision comes after a notable official visit to Ole Miss in May, where he initially sparked interest, along with late offerings from SEC rivals such as Tennessee.
Sorenson cited Nebraska’s strong future as a decisive factor, stating, “What set Nebraska apart for me wasn’t just the tradition of a historically dominant program. It’s the culture, character of the coaches, and their high expectations—not just for next season but for the future of the university.” He appreciates how the coaching staff believes in him as both a player and a person.
His journey began at right tackle before he transitioned to tight end, showcasing versatility and growth as an athlete. Despite limited opportunities in Servite’s passing game last season, Sorenson’s performances at various offseason events demonstrated his potential with impressive athleticism and the ability to win critical jump-ball situations. Experts highlight his physical attributes, including sizeable features that contribute to his promising upside.
As the Cornhuskers aim to enhance their roster, securing a player of Sorenson’s caliber marks a significant achievement in their recruiting strategy for the upcoming season.
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