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Former K-State Target Decommits From Nebraska
A former recruiting target for the Kansas State Wildcats, Dveyoun Bonwell-Witte, is back in the cycle after decommitting from the Nebraska Cornhuskers on Tuesday. The Class of 2026 wide receiver had been committed to Nebraska since Oct. 7, 2024, spending almost a year out of the recruiting eye.
However, the writing was on the wall for a potential split. The Cornhuskers never brought him in for an official visit after his commitment, and the team moved on from former offensive coordinator Marcus Satterfield and wide receivers coach Garret McGuire, who was involved in his commitment.
“After much thought and prayerful consideration, I’ve decided to reopen my recruitment,” shared the senior wide receiver on X. After reopening his recruitment, this opens the door for some schools that were involved in the early stages of his recruiting process.
After much thought and prayerful consideration, Jeremiah 29:11 — Dveyoun (Showtime) Bonwell-Witte (@Dveyoun11) September 23, 2025
I’ve decided to reopen my recruitment.
“For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the Lord,
“plans to prosper you and not to harm you,
plans to give you hope and a future.” pic.twitter.com/NNHW74qpoZ
Bonwell-Witte is a three-star prospect from Sioux Falls, S.D. He is the No. 3 recruit in the state, according to 247Sports’ composite rankings, and is just outside the top 100 wide receivers in the country.
Given his location, it would be no surprise if some of the top FCS programs began to pursue the 6-1, 190-pound wideout, but he had five Power Four offers before making his commitment to Nebraska last October.
The Kansas State Wildcats were the first team to extend an offer to Bonwell-Witte on June 7, 2024. They were joined by Nebraska, Oklahoma, Wisconsin, and Minnesota, with the latter bringing him in for two unofficial visits and a camp last summer.
Bonwell-Witte suffered a leg injury a year ago that ended his junior year early. However, he is back on the field and making plays for Washington High School.
WASHINGTON TAKES THE LEAD!
Dveyoun Bonwell-Witte gives the Warriors their first lead of the game! pic.twitter.com/OzH6gDg7C9
— Midwest Sports+ (@midwestsportstv) September 13, 2025
The Wildcats only have two wide receiver commits so far in the 2026 cycle — Maxwell Lovett from Englewood, Colo., and Tanner West from Fulshear, Texas — so there is room to pursue the speedy wide receiver from South Dakota.
Kansas State wide receivers coach Matthew Middleton, who is entering his third season with Kansas State, was listed as Bonwell-Witte’s lead recruiter by 247Sports. The Kansas City native has found success in Manhattan, Kan., coaching wide receiver Jayce Brown to an impressive start to his career in royal purple and white.
Furthermore, Middleton has some ties to South Dakota already. He coached the South Dakota Coyotes, serving as the wide receivers coach/recruiting coordinator from 2013-17.
It is not clear who has an inside path with the Class of 2026 wide receiver, especially with his commitment coming so soon in the process, but there is an opportunity for the Wildcats to pounce on a familiar name.
Nebraska Game and Parks is offering residents a chance to win prizes simply for getting outside and moving, as part of a challenge honoring America’s 250th birthday.
The Outdoor Nebraska 250-Mile Challenge invites participants to log miles through activities like walking, running, kayaking, horseback riding and more using any fitness app. The goal is to reach 250 miles before the end of the year. Once completed, participants fill out a form on the Nebraska Game and Parks website to become eligible for prizes.
Mike Selman, a regular walker at Zorinsky Lake, said the challenge caught his attention.
“I think it’s great, as long as you put in the time and effort,” Selman said.
Selman said getting outdoors is already a big part of his routine.
“I absolutely love it, I love being outdoors, just the beauty, the nature, the trees, the water,” Selman said.
He said one of his favorite aspects of the challenge is the opportunity to explore Nebraska’s many outdoor spaces.
“Especially here, around Zorinsky, Standing Bear, Flanagan, you got great opportunities and great places to go,” Selman said.
When asked if he planned to submit his miles, Selman did not hesitate.
“I’ll definitely think about it, most definitely,” Selman said.
Between Memorial Day and the end of the year, logging just over 1 mile a day would be enough to reach the 250-mile goal and qualify for prizes.
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We’ll have to wait a bit longer to get into the Cowgirls’ Super Regional.
A rainy night in Lincoln meant the teams only managed to get four outs into the Super between Oklahoma State and Nebraska. The game is tied at 0. The weather delay lasted about two hours before they called it.
The game will resume at 4 p.m. Friday and be televised on ESPN2. They will not play another game Friday, as Game 2 will now take place at 4 p.m. Saturday.
The Nebraska football team added its third 2027 offensive line commitment and addition from the state of Georgia on Wednesday.
Loganville (Ga.) Grayson offensive lineman KD Jones officially announced his commitment to NU this week. The 6-foot-4, 270-pound Jones picked the Huskers over Georgia Tech, Auburn, Kentucky and Virginia Tech. He visited Lincoln on May 6 and is scheduled to take his official visit to Nebraska on June 6.
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The Huskers first offered Jones in April, after offensive line coach Geep Wade had previously been recruiting him at Georgia Tech.
“Coach Wade called me and offered me today,” Jones told HuskerOnline on Apr. 25. “He has been on me for a long time, ever since he was at Tech. So his interest wasn’t anything new to me. He came to watch me train at school and was amazed. He offered the next day.”
Jones joins safety Corey Hadley from the state of Georgia in NU’s 2027 recruiting class.
“I knew nothing about Nebraska before the offer,” Jones said in April. But now that Coach Wade and Coach (Lonnie) Teasley are there, I know I can trust them.”
Jones had planned to take official visits to all the schools recruiting him, but his early commitment to NU appears to have shut down those visits.
He jones Omaha (Neb.) Millard North’s Matt Erickson and fellow Grayson product Jordan Agbanoma are the other offensive linemen in the Huskers’ 2027 recruiting class. He’s now the 10th commitment in Nebraska’s class of 2027.
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