JUST IN: 5-Star QB Will Howard Decommits from Ohio State, Chooses Nebraska Over Georgia and Missouri

LINCOLN, NE — In a major recruiting shocker, five-star quarterback Will Howard has decommitted from the Ohio State Buckeyes and announced his decision to join the Nebraska Cornhuskers. The 6’4″, 236-pound signal-caller chose Nebraska over powerhouse programs Georgia and Missouri, delivering a massive win for the Cornhuskers’ coaching staff and fanbase.

“After much thought and prayer, I’ve decided to flip my commitment to Nebraska,” Howard said in a statement. “This is where I feel I can grow the most as a player and a leader. Can’t wait to get to work—Go Big Red!”

Howard’s decision is a game-changer for Nebraska’s future. With elite size, arm strength, and mobility, he is expected to bring a dynamic presence to the Huskers’ offense. His commitment signals Nebraska’s growing momentum in recruiting, as they fend off top-tier programs to land one of the nation’s best quarterbacks.

Nebraska’s head coach praised Howard’s talent and leadership qualities, calling him a “program-changing player” who could elevate the team to national prominence.

Recruiting analysts credit Nebraska’s strong pitch, offensive vision, and commitment to player development as key factors in Howard’s decision. His arrival immediately boosts expectations for the Huskers and sends a message that Nebraska is once again a destination for elite talent.

Cornhusker fans erupted with excitement on social media, welcoming Howard to the family with open arms. As Nebraska builds for the future, one thing is certain—landing a quarterback of Howard’s caliber is a monumental step toward reclaiming national relevance.