Myles Farmer became the 21st commit in Nebraska football's 2019 recruiting class on Sunday night. The announcement comes at the end of a weekend that was long looked at as quite important for the future for the program. Several visitors made their way to town and there was quite a bit of excitement about who might be the first of what is hoped to be many commitments coming out of the last couple of days.
He keeps the Georgia connection going
Since Scott Frost and company arrived in Lincoln, they've been trying to establish a pipeline to Georgia. The Peach state is rich and talented and most of the staff is familiar with the area from their time at UCF. Farmer is from Atlanta and plays for Westlake High.
GO BIG RED 🔴💨..
— 9|25 ❤️️ (@mylesfarmer2) November 19, 2018
100% Committed ❗️#GBR 🔥 @HuskerFBNation pic.twitter.com/J01x1uABGo
Myles Farmer appears to be a bit of a diamond in the rough
While the Nebraska football coaches are likely celebrating this get, he's not a blue-chip prospect. Farmer is the 73rd ranked safety in the 2019 class and the 90th ranked player in Georgia. That doesn't mean he's not going to be a fit for the Huskers, it's just not a huge surprise that his commitment came out of nowhere.
🌽❗️.. #GBR pic.twitter.com/VpToDQK1Ld
— 9|25 ❤️️ (@mylesfarmer2) November 16, 2018