S Dion Bailey from Lakewood CA. He is 6'1, 195Ibs and runs the forty in 4.45. He holds offers from 15 different schools: Arizona, Arizona State, California, Colorado, Nebraska, Norte Dame, Oklahoma, Oregon, Oregon State, UCLA, Utah, Washington, Washington State, and SMU.
WR Kenny Stills from Encinitas, CA. The 6'2 WR had 30 catches for 627 yards as a sophomore and was named to North County Times First Team All-League. He attened Boise State's football camp last summer. He also has a forty time of 4.45. He looks to be one of the top prospects from the San Diego area in 2010. So far he has offers from: Arizona, Boise State, California, Colorado, Penn Sate, San Deigo State, Standford and Washington.
OT Gifford Timothy from Middletown DE. Has terrific size for an offensive tackle; he is 6'6 and weighs 288 Ibs. A lot of schools are showing early interest and has offers from: Boise State, BYU, Maryland, and Rutgers.
ATH Matt Miller from Helena Montana. Has great size and speed; He is 6'4, 205Ibs and runs the forty in 4.5. He has offers from: Arizona Sate, Boise State, Colorado State, Oregon State, Stanford, Washington State and Wyoming.
CB Bryan Douglas from Harbor City CA. He is 5-10 and has terrific speed running the forty in 4.4. He has offers from: Boise State and San Diego State.
CB Joshua Shaw from Palmdale CA. He is a large CB at 6'2 and 187Ibs. He ran the forty in 4.46. He has offers from: Arizona, Colorado State, Boise State, Iowa State, Oklahoma, Oregon, Oregon State, San Diego State, Utah, Utah State, Washington and Wasington State.
CB Jourdan Grandon from Avondale AZ. He is 6'0 180Ibs. He is an athlete playing QB in high school that has a future in the secondary in college. He has offers from: Arizona, Arizona State, Boise State, Colorado, New Mexico, San Diego State, and Washington.
WR Davon Dunn from San Diego CA. He is 5'11, 175Ibs and has offers from: Arizona, Boise State, California, Colorado, Fresno State, San Diego State, and Washington.
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Phil Steele and Athlon Sports Rank Boise State # 12
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Not listed in above is Lindy’s College Football Magazine which is also in stores and has Boise State ranked #13. None of this should be too surprising for Bronco fans, since most of the college football pundits have ranked Boise State somewhere in the top 15 in their pre-season rankings. This should be a good indication to where BSU is going to be ranked come football season.
Of course this all means nothing if the football team doesn’t get that “W” on September the 3rd against Oregon. Anyone who spends much time looking at message boards and blogs around the internet has witnessed the trash talk being thrown back and forth between Oregon and Boise State fans. It’s no secret that Oregon fans want some revenge for what happened to them at Autzen last year.
Now if these rankings hold true this will be the highest ranking Boise State has ever had to start the season. BSU fans surely remember the last time we were ranked in the top 25 to start the season. That was 2005, but things have changed. This team is different than that BSU team. I don’t see a repeat of 2005, because Boise State is a whole lot better than the ’05 team. With that being said, one can’t be too careful to get ahead of themselves. This looks to be one of the most exciting seasons in Boise State football history. Here is a peek at what Phil Steele’s and Athlon Sports have to say about BSU’s upcoming season.
