Nebraska football pursues campus visit from tight end Ahmad Hudson
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 31, 2026, 3:01 PM
Last updated Aug 31, 2026
Nebraska is working to secure a recruiting visit from tight end Ahmad Hudson for the October 10 game against Indiana. Hudson is currently committed to LSU and has scheduled an upcoming visit to Baton Rouge for the September 5 game against Clemson. Despite his commitment, Nebraska remains active in the recruitment process and seeks to host him on campus this fall. Rivals Industry Rankings lists Hudson as the 37th overall player nationally and the second-ranked tight end in his class. As a prospect from Louisiana, he is also ranked as the fourth overall player in his home state. The recruitment of Hudson has primarily involved a competition between Nebraska and LSU as the coaching staffs continue to pursue his pledge.
- •Ahmad Hudson is ranked the 37th overall player nationally by the Rivals Industry Rankings.
- •Nebraska aims to host Hudson for the Indiana game on October 10.
- •Hudson is currently committed to LSU.
- •Hudson has a scheduled visit to LSU for the September 5 game against Clemson.
- 3:01 PMYahoo Sports — Top tight end eyeing Nebraska campus visit this fall
"Nebraska football is trying to get tight end target Ahmad Hudson on campus this fall for a visit.
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