A Nebraska quarterback commit will be transferring to Millard South High School for his senior year.Trae Taylor, who previously attended Carmel Catholic in Chicago, discussed the decision in a social media post on Wednesday.”This decision was not taken lightly. I’ll be living in Lincoln commuting to Omaha. So any chance I’m allowed in the facilities I’ll be there. Kinda a redshirt year at a slower pace. 2) I don’t want to miss a single recruit that comes in,” Taylor wrote.Millard South officials told KETV that Taylor’s enrollment is not official. Millard Public Schools said they welcome option students when they have capacity.The district added that they are currently accepting option applications through March 15. Decisions are then communicated to families at the beginning of April.Rivals was the first to report the four-star recruit’s decision.”The original thought was to be there to focus on helping peer recruit. I didn’t want to miss any of the guys that we will need,” Taylor told On3 Sports. Taylor will succeed Jett Thomalla, who signed with Alabama after setting records at Millard South.Make sure you can always see the latest news, weather, sports and more from KETV NewsWatch 7 on Google search.NAVIGATE: Home | Weather | Local News | National | Sports | Newscasts on demand |

OMAHA, Neb. —

A Nebraska quarterback commit will be transferring to Millard South High School for his senior year.

Trae Taylor, who previously attended Carmel Catholic in Chicago, discussed the decision in a social media post on Wednesday.

“This decision was not taken lightly. I’ll be living in Lincoln commuting to Omaha. So any chance I’m allowed in the facilities I’ll be there. Kinda a redshirt year at a slower pace. 2) I don’t want to miss a single recruit that comes in,” Taylor wrote.

Millard South officials told KETV that Taylor’s enrollment is not official. Millard Public Schools said they welcome option students when they have capacity.

The district added that they are currently accepting option applications through March 15. Decisions are then communicated to families at the beginning of April.

Rivals was the first to report the four-star recruit’s decision.

“The original thought was to be there to focus on helping peer recruit. I didn’t want to miss any of the guys that we will need,” Taylor told On3 Sports.

Taylor will succeed Jett Thomalla, who signed with Alabama after setting records at Millard South.

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