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The Nebraska Football team picked up two verbal commitments on Tuesday. Dijon Washington and Andrew Rodriguez both accepted scholarship offers from the Huskers and can’t wait to join the Big Red family.

Washington rated the #15 safety and four stars by Rivals.com. Washington said that since his official visit to Nebraska on Oct. 3, he had been thinking about making a decision. He has other scholarship offers from schools such as Oregon State, San Diego State, Washington, and Washington State.

Rodriguez is the first commit for the 2010 class for the Huskers. A lot of in-state Husker fans already know about Rodriguez as his high school team just won the Class B State Championship last weekend. Rodriguez is a highly rated offensive linemen who is already 6’6 and 298 pounds. That while only being a junior in high school!

Rodriguez mentioned that he chose the Huskers because he likes the state of Nebraska and it will give his family a chance to watch his games in person. Several schools including LSU, Notre Dame, and Texas were sending mail to Rodriguez but he says that he is ending his recruitiment early and will not be taking official visits to any other schools.

Congrats to Mr. Washington and Mr. Rodriguez!

3 Responses to “Dijon Washington and Andrew Rodriguez say yes to the Huskers”

1. Nebrasketball Says:
   November 27th, 2008 at 10:17 pm

   I’m from the York area. Rodriguez is the real deal. Just watching him in their state championship run was a pleasure. Also a very good get on the safety, Washington!

2. Voting Says:
   November 3rd, 2010 at 5:43 pm

   I’m from the York area. Rodriguez is the real deal. Just watching him in their state championship run was a pleasure. Also a very good get on the safety, Washington!

3. 2011 Virginia Tech football schedule Says:
   July 28th, 2011 at 9:30 pm

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