Every year, when high school football players around the country decide which colleges they want to play for, there are a few players that get a lot of attention. One of them this year is San Antonio running back Aaron Green.

The High School running back has already amassed 1,149 yards and 13 touchdowns this season. Aaron Green will be in the backfield for the Nebraska Cornhuskers very soon.

Green had limited his possible destinations down to Nebraska, Florida State, Cal and the Texas Longhorns. When it came down to making a decision he pick the Cornhuskers over them all.

Why did he choose Nebraska?

“Just deep down inside I just got that feeling that that was the place I needed to be,” Aaron Green said to the Journal Star.

Green is currently playing for Madison High School, and is ranked as the #3 High School Running back by Scout.com. He has extremely quick acceleration, great balance, and an unbelievable ability to change direction. He is considered to be a complete back that just has to add some muscle at the next level.

As a sophomore, Green rushed for over 2,000 yards and 27 touchdowns. He averaged 8.4 yards per carry that season, and caught 16 passes for 215 yards.

Nebraska is getting a phenomenal player in Aaron Green.