Nebraska Cornhuskers News: Baseball gets 7th 2024 commit, walkons leave, more

Nebraska Cornhuskers huddle up
Nebraska Cornhuskers huddle up

The Nebraska Cornhuskers baseball team continues to be on a crazy recruiting roll for the 2024 class just ahead of the season starting.

While Will Bolt and company are getting ready for the first series of the 2023 season, the Nebraska Cornhuskers baseball team is already gearing up for the next recruiting class. Bolt has been on quite a roll in that regard, netting his seventh commit for the class in the last couple of weeks.

That roll continued on Thursday night when Adam Kayko, a corner infielder and pitcher with a 9/10 rating from Perfect Game, announced his latest commitment to the Nebraska baseball team.

The lefthanded hitter out of Waukee, IA looks like he best projects as a hitter considering he boasts an average exit velocity in the 96th percentile of all high school prospects. This bit of good news can only add to the good feeling surrounding a team that is excited to prove that the 2021 season was a fluke and that Bolt has the Huskers going in the right direction.

Other Nebraska Cornhuskers news

  • Yesterday, some high profile Nebraska football players in, Alante Brown and Hunter Anthony, officially left the team. However, there were quite a few other reported departures among the walk-on ranks. Jarrett Synek (QB) Eli Simonsen (OL) Aiden Young (RB) Isaiah Harris (RB) Evan Meyersick (TE) Blake Miller (DB) and Christian Lilienkamp (DB)  are among those thought to no longer be with the team.
  • While the Nebraska Cornhuskers baseball team is starting its season on Friday, Major League Baseball teams are starting their Spring Training. 247Sports recently had a breakdown of all the former Huskers that are going to be hoping to hook onto rosters this season.

Other Sports News

  • While the Huskers are still considered a long shot to contend for the Big Ten title, it should surprise no one who is the consensus #1 in college baseball this season. The LSU Tigers are expected to be the kings of the hill as the season kicks off this weekend.
  • Over in the college football world, Wisconsin lost an assistant coach. Gino Guidugli, who was a quarterback for the Cincinnati Bearcats during his playing days, is going to be coaching quarterbacks at Notre Dame. It’s kind of nice to see a Nebraska Cornhuskers rival actually get some bad news the way Wisconsin did with this move.