A former national tight end prospect is joining Nebraska a few days before its season opener.
Mac Markway announced on social media he is now a Husker after entering the portal from LSU in early August. The 6-foot-4, 258-pounder from St. Louis played in 12 games — one start — as a true freshman with the Tigers last season while making three catches for 16 yards, including a 3-yard touchdown against Georgia State.
Markway saw action on 160 offensive snaps and 39 more on special teams. He had been with LSU since January 2023, committing over 20-plus other major offers as a top-250 national prospect and composite four-star.
LSU’s tight end room remains stocked, with multiple players making strong moves during camp. Nebraska’s first depth chart at the position lists juniors Thomas Fidone and Nate Boerkircher — both big-bodied pass catchers — at its top two spots, followed by sophomore Luke Lindenmeyer.
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