BYU football is a top school in the battle for elite top-50 inside offensive lineman

BYU football is at the receiving end of so much good news in the world of recruiting that my fingers may just fly off in a desperate attempt to type up enough update articles to simply keep my head above water.

The Cougars are drowning in recruiting excitement (oh no, my cup is too full, my steak is too tender, and my wife is too beautiful) with the most recent wave of prospects revealing their list of top schools. BYU has found itself in the mix for a number of exceptional players from across the nation, including Folsom High School quarterback Brody Rudnicki (the same high school of 5-star BYU signee, Ryder Lyons), four-star LDS wide receiver Blake Wong, and one of the best athletes in the entire nation, Bode Sparrow from Kaysville, Utah.

Each of these players have BYU on their finalists' list, bolstering some already exceptionally-forming recruiting classes for Kalani Sitake's program out in Provo.

I'm dizzy, and my hands are cramping, so thanks to Kyle Nabrotzky, an elite offensive lineman prospect in 2027, for tossing more logs onto the pile.

Nabrotzky has been offered by over 30 schools, and has filtered through all but six schools: BYU, Vanderbilt, UCLA, Michigan, Virginia Tech, and Tennessee.

The Brentwood High School lineman has also been offered by many other programs, including seven members of the Ivy League, TCU, Pitt, Penn State, and more.

It's a scrum for this heavily-recruited lineman, and BYU football will need all the help they can gather at offensive line with a string of incredible quarterbacks coming down the pipeline for Aaron Roderick's offense, including Bear Bachmeier, and five-star Ryder Lyons once he returns from his missionary service next year.

Nabrotzky stands at 6'5", 280 pounds at a fantastic size for a power four offesnive lineman. He'll be a name to watch as recruiting season continues to heat up.

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