Tavares Harrington Visits Nebraska


Author: The Daily News Now! March 4, 2026 Duration: 1:29

Four-star cornerback Tavares Harrington from Chicago is visiting Nebraska on March 7th, giving the Huskers an early chance to recruit one of the Midwests top defensive talents. Harrington, a six-foot-three, one-hundred-eighty-pound prospect, has received forty-two scholarship offers and is set to visit Georgia and Alabama in June. Nebraskas defensive coordinator, Rob Aurich, sees Harrington as a versatile fit for their scheme, and the visit could help the Huskers stand out in the national recruitment battle.

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