Huskers trending for top offensive line target
Spindler has been linked to the Huskers over the past couple days. He took a visit to the program on Tuesday. He also visited Indiana on Saturday. Pittsburgh, Michigan, and Nebraska are the main schools involved in his recruitment.
Spindler would undoubtedly be a major piece for the offensive line. He is a veteran piece who has experience not only starting but playing in big games as well. Nebraska could use additional skill on the interior, and Spindler has the experience needed on the line. He has good size, as he measures in at six-foot-five, 331 pounds.
Predictions are certainly subject to change, especially in today's recruiting world. Nevertheless, it appears that Nebraska is sitting nicely for Spindler. One has to wonder when an announcement will be made about his destination.
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