Top Recruits that BSU has offered for class of '09.




JC, WR Hayo Carpenter from Ridgecrest CA. He is now attending College of the Canyons. He has offers from: Arizona State, Boise State, Minnesota, Nevada, San Diego State, and Washington State.



OT Charles Siddoway from Oregon. An interesting side note is he is friends with Bronson Durrant an OG that BSU signed in the '08 class. He has offers from BSU, California, Portland State, Oregon, Oregon State, Washington, and UCLA.



SLB Kyle Van Noy from Nevada. He has offers from BSU, BYU, CAL, Colorado, Nevada, Standford, and UNLV.



MLB Boseko Lokombo from Eugene, OR. Scout.com has him as the 10th best MLB. He has offers from: Boise State, Oregon, and Oregon State.


WLB Huldon Tharp from Kansa.; He is listed as a 3 star recruit and so far has offers from Boise State, Kansas, Miami, and Standford.


S Alex Logan from Denver CO. He would fit in well with some of the other Safeties that BSU has been recruiting lately. He as good size at 6-3 and 195 Ibs. He has offers from: Washington, Boise State, Standford, Texas Tech, Vanderbilt, Washington State, and Wyoming...


DT Will Sutton from Corona CA. He has offers from: Boise State, Fresno State, Nebraska, San Diego State, and UNLV.


CB Ryan Milus from Chandler AZ. He has offers from: Air Force, Arizona, Boise State, Colorado State, Fresno State, Utah, and Washington State.


QB Kolby Gray from Houston TX. He has offers from: Army, Boise State, and Rice.


TE Kendall Gregory-McGhee from Aurora CO. He has offers from: Boise State, Colorado, Colorado State, TCU, UNLV, and Wyoming.


TE Travis Long from Spokane WA. He has offers from: Boise State and Washington State.


WR Kirby Moore from Prosser WA. The little town of Prosser keeps turning out good talent. His older brother is BSU QB Kellen Moore. He has offers from: Boise State, Standford and Washington State.


TE Marlion Barnett from Corona CA. He has recieved offers from: Boise State, San Diego State, Washington, Minnesota and UNLV.


OT Gavin Pascarella, a 6'5 260 Ibs Tackle from Corona CA. He has recieved offers from: Air Force, Boise State, Nebraska, and UTEP.


S Lester White from Riverside CA. He has offers from: Arizona State, Boise State, Nebraska, UNLV, and Washington State.


QB Kolby Gray from Houston TX. The 6'2, 185Ibs Quarterback has offers from: Army, Boise State, and Rice.


DT Karington Armstrong from Reno NV. The 6'2, 285Ibs tackle has offers from: Arizona, Boise State, Oregon and San Diego State.


WR Ja-Mes Logan from Houston TX. He is 6'3, 180Ibs and is very fast running a 4.4 in the forty. He has offers from: Boise State, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, and Syracuse.


S Jamal Atofau from Bellevue WA. The 5'10, 185Ibs safety has offers from: Boise State, Arizona, Oregon, and Washington State.
Blog/News

Dissed and Dismissed
I couldn’t help but noticed that collegefootballnews.com; which is part of the scout.com network, has come out with their preseason rankings.
As good as Boise State’s football team has done since joining the WAC and the Big West for that matter they have put out solid team, after solid team. Not a typical 7-5 team that goes to a bowl game. We are talking a consistently 10 win team or more almost every year.
So why would College Football News rank them at number 53 overall? I’ve been asking myself that same thing ever since I looked at their preseason rankings. Here are 3 teams that they have ranked right above BSU: a 5-7 Miami team, who a couple of years who had a hard time beating Nevada in a bowl game; then there is Northwestern who was 6-6 last year; then a real slap in the face with North Carolina being ranked higher, who was 4-8 last year. The only teams that North Carolina beat last year were: James Madison a D-II school, they beat a pitiful Miami team by 6, they then beat Maryland by 3 points, and they beat Duke by 6 points in overtime.
To me you can’t get any more disrespectful than that. I hope that the Boise State players and coaches get a wind of this. If they are looking for a little motivation look no further than this, but the disrespect doesn't end here.
CBSsportsline.com has come out with their WAC preview and has picked BSU to finish 3rd behind Fresno and Nevada. Let me remind everyone that BSU has never finished 3rd in the WAC. The writer of this Article is straight up ignorant or must be another Boise State hater.
-Bronco
Kellen Moore wins the starting job
Wide-open WAC shifts its focus to a more physical game

ESPN's WAC Media Coverage
Preseason Coaches Poll ranks BSU # 34
CollegeFootballPoll.com Predicts BSU to go 11-1
CollegeFootballNews.com's Boise State Preview
Phil Steele's Predicts Boise State to Finish 1st in WAC
Lindy's College Football Magazine Ranks Boise State 28th Overall
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Top 2009 Verbal Commitments


DE Justin Jungblut from Scottsdale AZ. He is 6'6, 250 pounds and runs the forty in 4.74. He has offers from: Boise State, Air Force, Idaho, UNLV, Utah and Wyoming.
Committed to Boise State


MLB Allen Mooney from Seattle WA. He has offers from: Army and Boise State.
Committed to Boise State


TE Trevor Peterson from Placerville CA. He has other offers from: Harvard, San Diego State, UC Davis, and Utah.
Committed to Boise State


QB Joe Southwick from Danville CA; He has offers from: BSU, Nevada and San Jose State.
Committed to Boise State


RB Malcolm Johnson from Gresham OR; He has offers from Boise State, Air Force, UNLV, Utah, and Wyoming.
Committed to Boise State


CB Quaylon Ewing from Sugar Land Texas (Kempner HS); the same town and High School as George Iloka.
Committed to Boise State


ATH Ebo Makinde from Paradise Valley, AZ. He has offers from: Arizona, Boise State, San Diego State, UNLV, Utah, UTEP, and Wyoming.
Committed to Boise State


WLB John Michael Davis from Las Flores CA; Scout.com has him ranked as 14th best WLB. He also has an offer from New Mexico.
Committed to Boise State
For additional recruiting commitments check the recruiting page.