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Good morning, and welcome to Husker Hurry Up! This is your guide to news, analysis and other tidbits as we get you caught up and prepared for everything that’s going on in Nebraska football, recruiting, volleyball, basketball and more throughout the week.
Today's show highlights another big weekend in football recruiting and two of the volleyball program's young stars who are continuing to shine.
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West Bloomfield (Mich.) four-star OL prospect Amir Herring has emerged as Nebraska's top uncommitted priority target on the offensive line in the Class of 2023.
He sat down with Inside Nebraska publisher Zack Carpenter to break down his interest in the Huskers, his fit in their offensive system and give a behind the scenes look into Nebraska's first-year offensive line coach Donovan Raiola.
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Chase Clemmons is a Class of 2023 point guard out of Legacy Early College (S.C.) who committed to Nebraska on Friday.
He sat down with Inside Nebraska's Zack Carpenter to explain his commitment, reveal details about the summer spent with Trey McGowens that became the turning point in his career and more.

Nebraska is heading into a huge month of official visits that is likely to tell the story of how the Cornhuskers' 2023 class is former.
Rivals national recruiting director Adam Gorney joins publisher Zack Carpenter on the Inside Nebraska Recruiting Podcast to preview what lies ahead in June and evaluate the shape of Huskers recruiting.

Class of 2023 QB William "Pop" Watson sat down with Inside Nebraska publisher Zack Carpenter to talk about his fit in Mark Whipple's offense and his future with the Cornhuskers on the first episode of the Inside Nebraska Recruiting Podcast.
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