Nebraska Secures Four-Star Talent Malcolm Simpson Nebraska football has strengthened its defensive roster with the addition of four-star defensive lineman Malcolm Simpson. Announced on Sunday, Simpson’s commitment marks the Huskers’ second defensive line addition for the 2025 class. Standing 6-foot-3 and weighing 240 pounds, Simpson brings a combination of size, agility, and toughness to Nebraska’s defense.
Simpson’s choice followed a crucial official visit to Nebraska, where he felt a unique sense of loyalty and family atmosphere that set the Huskers apart from other programs. The coaching staff’s consistent support throughout his recruitment, especially during a difficult period involving an injury and transfer from Galveston Ball High School, was instrumental in his decision.
“Nebraska — they care,” Simpson remarked. “They have been with me this whole time, making sure I am good and squared away with everything.” This unwavering support was a stark contrast to other schools that lost interest after negative comments about his transfer. For Simpson, Nebraska’s loyalty was decisive: “It’s not about who is real in your face, it’s about who is loyal behind your back. Nebraska has been that.”
During his visit, Simpson engaged deeply with the coaching staff, explored the facilities, and discussed his potential role on the team. This comprehensive experience reinforced his belief that Nebraska was the ideal place for his athletic and personal development.
Simpson joins Tyson Terry as the second defensive lineman in Nebraska’s 2025 class, bringing the total commitments to eleven. His addition is expected to greatly enhance the Huskers’ defensive strength, aligning with their long-term strategic goals.
As Nebraska integrates Simpson into their defensive plans, fans and analysts anticipate that his presence will inject new intensity and skill into the team’s defensive lineup. With his commitment, Nebraska continues to lay a solid foundation for future success, focusing on loyalty, development, and a supportive team environment.
