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Four-star WR Isaiah Mozee flips his commitment from Oregon to Nebraska
Huskers Flip 4-star Wr Isaiah Mozee From Oregon I Mozee Joins His Dad At Nebraska I Gbr
Nebraska has added a big-time addition to the 2025 recruiting class with Lee’s Summit (Mo.) North wide receiver Isaiah Mozee. Mozee committed to Oregon in mid-April, officially visited Nebraska in mid-June, and revisited Nebraska at the end of July. According to the On3 Industry Ranking, Mozee is the No. 223 recruit and No. 29 wide receiver in the nation.
Mozee likes what he sees in Lincoln. Nebraska has brought in two Elite 11 quarterbacks in the 2024 class, including five-star Dylan Raiola from Buford (Ga.). The Huskers also added Elite 11 quarterback TJ Lateef in the 2025 class.
“Nebraska got Dylan Raiola, that was big,” Mozee said. “Like, okay you got Dylan. That opens your eyes a little bit. They are changing something. Even the backup, Daniel [Kaelin], he’s pretty good. I saw him in person. So seeing the direction they’re going and seeing they’re changing, showing progress in recruiting and everything.”
In addition to the quality of players Matt Rhule is adding to his roster, Mozee is also a fan of the family atmosphere Rhule and his staff are building at Nebraska. It’s what has brought Mozee back for several return visits.
“Everything is about the family here at Nebraska. It’s family-oriented, and coach Matt Rhule is a family guy. I know that there is a family here and I would be alright.”
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Isaiah Mozee likes the family vibe that Matt Rhule is building at Nerbaska
Things will be more like a family now at Nebraska for Mozee. The Huskers hired his father, Jamar Mozee, away from UCF, where he was an analyst, to be a senior football assistant and help out in recruiting. Mozee’s father had been at Nebraska for two weeks in his new role when Isaiah visited Nebraska for their elite junior day.
“I have always felt a family environment at Nebraska even before my dad got there,” Mozee said. “It’s always been a great environment and adding him is just another layer of it.
“It’s a great feeling just seeing your pops there. I am proud of my pops and coming to Nebraska and how hard he works. Coach Rhule taking a chance on my father means a lot.”
Mozee is a massive offensive weapon for Nebraska in the 2025 recruiting class. He is the third wide receiver in the class joining Jackson Carpenter from Lincoln (Neb.) Southwest and Bryson Hayes from Maize (Kans.).
Mozee had 74 receptions for 1,033 yards last year, averaging 14 yards per catch, and scored 12 touchdowns.
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After trailing for nearly the entire game, Michigan needed an improbable hero to rescue an imperfect performance in a top-five rendezvous with Nebraska. Hitting the game winner with 1:07 to go, freshman guard Trey McKenney had the biggest moment of his young career.
“The baseline was kind of open, because they were forcing us to the baseline,” McKenney said. “They wouldn’t give us middle drives. So I just had to take advantage of that and get one in for a layup.”
Graduate forward Yaxel Lendeborg drove in from the right wing and was quickly doubled, akin to how the Cornhuskers guarded dribble drives all game. McKenney’s defender rotated to junior center Aday Mara in the post. Lendeborg found McKenney, who, with a quick fake took to the left baseline bumping into guard Sam Hoiberg and laying it in through contact.
“I thought he got to a spot and played with power,” May said.
In the same breath, May knocked the Wolverines’ offensive rhythm. He lauded how Nebraska’s rotations limited them all game. But in the pivotal moment, McKenney took one of the few things the Cornhuskers were giving them and allowed Michigan to escape.
After May wrapped up his assessment of the Wolverines’ shortcomings on the offensive end, he brought it back to McKenney — but pointed to a moment arguably as big as the go-ahead layup.
“I thought his three free throws were probably the biggest points in the game,” May said. “Sandfort just missed a free throw. We were down (seven). We were in a funk, in a fog. Elliot made a nice pass to Trey (who) jumped up aggressively. Luckily, we were able to get the foul on that play and Hoiberg got under his feet a little bit. He knocks down those three free throws and you can almost see that sense of belief that now we’re getting stops. Our defense is on, now let’s find a way, because at that point you’re down two possessions versus three.”
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LINCOLN, Neb. (WOWT) – Medical experts at the Lincoln Regional Center have determined a doctor arrested for two different cases involving minors is now competent to stand trial.
Dr. Travis Tierney, 56, was taken into custody by a fugitive team at the airport last May. He is accused of sneaking into a West Omaha home to have sex with a boy between the ages of 12 and 15.
Investigators allege Tierney did this three weekends in a row in April 2024.
Last summer, Tierney, a former Nebraska City neurosurgeon, was wanted for allegedly swapping nude photos with a 16-year-old boy in Sarpy County. He was out on bond and not supposed to leave the county when investigators realized he was in Arizona.
State psychiatrists have now determined he is competent to stand trial in both cases.
Tierney is currently in custody at the Sarpy County Jail on a $5 million bond.
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