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Rex Waterman, an offensive tackle, finally commits to Nebraska.
Rex Waterman, a three-star offensive tackle in the class of 2026, committed to Nebraska football on Tuesday. He told people about it on social media.
According to the On3 ranks, he is the 21st best player in Arizona in his class and the 103rd best offensive tackle in the country. In the past year, Waterman has been to Lincoln three times.
On February 1 and April 5, he paid guests without being invited. The last weekend was a busy one for the group because he was there on business.
The Arizona native measures in at 6 feet, 5 inches and 295 pounds. This is a solid addition for the Huskers’ 2026 class that should experience movement over the next couple of weeks. The class ranks 60th in the country with five commitments.
Waterman is a prospect who could fly under the radar and become a dependable part of the offensive line. 
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