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University of Nebraska new head coach Scott Frost is off to an impressive start after landing the No. 1-rated rising high school senior in Colorado, Luke McCaffrey. The Valor Christian High School (Highlands Ranch) quarterback is the fourth and last of the famed McCaffrey brothers to play FBS football.

The 6-foot-2, 183-pound senior announced his commitment to Nebraska this week on Twitter.

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After much consideration, I am extremely blessed to announce that I am officially committed to The University of Nebraska! #GBR pic.twitter.com/BvYFUVTFDH

— Luke McCaffrey (@mccaffrey_luke) June 4, 2018

He received congratulatory feedback from his nearly 10,000 followers, including his older brother and 2016 Heisman Trophy runner-up, Christian, as well as his future running back teammate, Rahmir Johnson.

Let’s go Luke! So proud of you! 🌽🌽🌽 #GBR https://t.co/3CvRvIQxQY

— Christian McCaffrey (@run__cmc) June 4, 2018

Welcome to the fam 🙌🏾🙌🏾 https://t.co/yDVJ6Jdwiv

— Rahmir Johnson⚡️ (@rahmir_johnson) June 4, 2018

Nebraska quarterbacks coach Mario Verduzco, who was heavily involved in recruiting McCaffrey, also shared his excitement via Twitter.

Cornhusker Nation, we got our guy. The future just happened...Again!!!

— Mario A. F. Verduzco (@Coach_Verdu) June 4, 2018

The youngest of four football-bred brothers and father, McCaffrey was bound to follow their lead.

His father, Ed McCaffrey, played receiver in the NFL for 13 years, mostly with the Denver Broncos. Max McCaffrey, the eldest brother, played receiver at Duke and is now with the San Francisco 49ers; Christian McCaffrey was a running back at Stanford, now playing for the Carolina Panthers; and Dylan McCaffrey is a redshirt freshman at Michigan, competing for the role of starting quarterback.  

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In Luke McCaffrey’s last two seasons with the Eagles, he threw for over 900 yards with 6 touchdowns, accumulated 792 running yards with 11 touchdowns and completed 66 passes for 864 yards with another 11 touchdowns. He is No. 149 in the ESPN 300 for the Class of 2019.

In addition to playing football, he’s also been a member of the basketball, lacrosse and track and field teams.

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McCaffrey selected the Cornhuskers over scholarships from Colorado, Washington, Michigan, Ohio State and Ole Miss. Some other schools attempted to recruit him as a wide receiver or defensive player, but Nebraska wanted him as a quarterback.

McCaffrey told 247Sports his experience with Nebraska felt right.

“I love what is going on there,” McCaffrey said, “It was definitely the right system. And the culture that the coaches are trying to create really appeals to me. And overall, it was the best fit all around.”

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