A running back from Nebraska filed to enter the NFL draft. On Saturday afternoon, Anthony Grant made the announcement on social media.
I want to thank the University of Nebraska–Lincoln first and foremost for everything they have done for me. Including me among their own. taking the time to assist me in developing both personally and as a player. From the academic staff to the coaching staff, I was unable to express my gratitude to you all.
Throughout my stay here, I am grateful to everyone who has given of their time to help me develop as a man and an athlete. I have forged some friendships and relationships that I will always cherish, and they will hold a particular place in my heart for years to come. I hereby formally declare for the 2024 NFL Draft because I will always be a Nebraska Cornhusker.
Grant began his career at Florida State then attended Nebraska for the latter two years of his tenure. He rushed for 1,328 yards and nine touchdowns in 23 games as a Husker.
In 2022, he had his greatest season with 915 yards and six touchdowns from running. Grant’s role was lowered in 2023 as a result of his fumbling problems.
A linebacker from Nebraska has logged into the transfer website. A 6-foot-3, 210-pound prospect from Sioux Falls, South Dakota, is named Randolph Kpai.
Kpai was the top recruit in South Dakota for the class of 2021 and a four-star prospect. At first, Nebraska was his choice over Iowa, Iowa State, and Kansas State.
He racked up 79 tackles as a senior at Washington High School, including nine for a loss. When he was with the Cornhuskers, he never saw the pitch.
