Nebraska football wows 5-star Michael Terry: ‘Matt Rhule isn’t playing fair’

We already knew that Nebraska football impressed five-star recruit Michael Terry on his recent visit but on Tuesday, the wide receiver/athlete posted a video on X recapping his visit and reinforced the point.

COACH MATT RHULE
ISNT PLAYING FAIR #GBR@HuskerFBRecruit @CoulterRecruits @SWiltfong_ @HuskerCoachTW @KyleFisherUNL @MikeRoach247 @GarretMcGuire @ahmulesfootball @BDammone @Adam_DiMichele #AGTG #Nebraska #HUSKER pic.twitter.com/aR8ghJZAq1

— michael Terry lll (@mterry_3) May 7, 2024

It was cool to get an inside look at the visit. Terry is 6-foot-3, 210 pounds. He’s ranked as the No. 28 overall recruit in the 2025 class according to the 247 Sports composite rankings out of San Antonio, Texas.

Nebraska was smart to have him and Cortez Mills visit during the spring game. Not only would they get to see the electric atmosphere that is Lincoln Memorial Stadium during a game, even if it’s toned down a little in the spring. It also gave Terry a chance to see Dylan Raiola.

Raiola, the five-star freshman quarterback, wowed during the spring game. He was throwing darts all over the place and if I was a wideout, I’d want to play with him.

However, Terry was impressed with Nebraska itself. The five-star recruit said the visit, “Exceeded my expectations. I wasn’t expecting it to be all this. This is going to set the bar high.”

Terry also posted the video with the caption, “Matt Rhule is not playing fair.”

That’s very positive if you’re a Nebraska football fan. There was some reporting that the Huskers led this week, but Terry pretty much says it himself.

There is still work to do. Until the player is committed and frankly signed, nothing is a done deal in recruiting. But you have to like where Nebraska football stands with Terry, and a many of their other top targets who were also on campus during the spring game.

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