A team in the Big Ten Conference has noticed Nebraska high school football prospect Wyatt Frey. And it isn’t his in-state school.
Northwestern offered the 2027 prep a scholarship earlier this week, as the Lawrence-Nelson High School star looks to continue to add to his resume.
Thank you @Creightp for the call and my first offer! @NUFBFamilypic.twitter.com/D4kI70nOE0
— Wyatt Frey 2027 QB/Athlete ⭐️ (@FreyWyatt53088) July 5, 2025
Frey, who competes in 8-man football in Nebraska, was a quarterback and defensive starter for the Raiders, throwing for almost 1,000 yards and 12 touchdowns while adding another 1,258 yards and 19 scores on the ground.
On defense, he recorded 44 tackles and picked off six passes. In 2023, Frey played for Red Cloud High School where he threw for over 1,500 yards with 31 touchdowns.
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Despite playing in the lower classification, Frey stands out, as he is 6-foot-5 and over 200 pounds. He was an all-state honorable mention selection in basketball as both a freshman and sophomore.
Frey has spent the summer at several camps, including one hosted by the Wildcats.
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