Jett Buck brings pop, polish, and proven production to Nebraska’s infield
In the 2025 season at Washburn, Jett Buck hit .365 with 21 homers, 68 RBI, a .757 slugging percentage, and a .421 on-base percentage, while ranking among the national leaders in total bases, home runs, and RBI—a loud offensive profile Nebraska clearly wanted[1]. Now with the Cornhuskers, he’s a right-handed bat who can change a game with one swing, but the real separator is his track record of consistent run production and mature approach across two strong seasons in the Division II ranks[1][2]. If your team wants an infielder with middle-of-the-order juice and a ready-made competitive edge, Buck looks like the kind of plug-in contributor who can make lineups less polite and a lot more dangerous[1][2].
