Nebraska offers scholarship to four-star offensive tackle Kavon Blackmon
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 24, 2026, 11:30 AM
Last updated Jul 24, 2026
Nebraska football has extended a scholarship offer to Kavon Blackmon, a four-star offensive tackle from the class of 2028. Blackmon, 6-foot-6 and 270 pounds, announced the offer via social media. He ranks as the 28th overall offensive tackle and seventh-best player in his class from Ohio, with offers from several prominent programs including Ohio State and Louisville. Nebraska currently has no commitments in the 2028 class but has focused on strengthening its offensive line recently, with six commits in the 2027 class. The recruitment of Blackmon will be closely monitored as the program looks to enhance its roster depth.
- •Kavon Blackmon is a 2028 four-star offensive tackle.
- •He is currently ranked the 28th offensive tackle nationally by Rivals.
- •Nebraska has no commitments in the 2028 class yet.
- •Blackmon has offers from major schools including Ohio State and Louisville.
- •The Huskers have emphasized bolstering their offensive line in recent classes.
- 11:30 AMYahoo Sports — Nebraska extends offer to four-star offensive tackle
"Nebraska football extended an offer to class of 2028 four-star offensive tackle Kavon Blackmon.
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