NEBRASKA'S FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS II CAMP RECAP
By Josh Harvey Jun 13, 2015 | 12:41 am
For the second straight Friday night, the Nebraska coaching staff held a camp under the lights, with mostly local area talent in attendance trying to showcase their talent.
The second of the two sessions had roughly 175 kids in attendance, with the talent spread across the 2016, 2017 and the 2018 class.
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Joining Stille on the defensive line as a standout was teammate Brett Kitrell, a 2017 prospect who is 6-foot-3 and roughly 270-pounds. The soon to be junior looks like a more natural defensive tackle, despite playing some defensive end last season in high school. With one offer already one the table (South Dakota State), expect Kitrell to be one of the top players in the state of Nebraska for 2017 – maybe the top. In every 1-on-1 we saw him participate in, Kitrell fired off the ball and was in the backfield. Offensive lineman couldn’t keep him in front.
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* Illinois prep Tyler Witt (6-foot-2, 303-pounds) camped with Nebraska after two unofficial visits with the Huskers this spring. Offensive line coach Mike Cavanaugh likes him inside, but it might be a waiting game for the 2016 prospect, with two guards already committed in the '16 class. Witt is reporting offers now from Air Force, Eastern Michigan, South Dakota State and a handful of Ivy League schools.
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