Boise State Recruiting Outlook

Boise State:

• Kameron Miles, Butler C.C. (El Dorado, KS), S, 6-2/200, 4 star (rivals no stars)
• Brett Rypien, Shadle Park (Spokane, WA), PRO QB, 6-2/185, 4 star
• Akilian Butler, West Mesquite (Mesquite, TX), WR, 5-11/172, 3 star  
• Matt Pistone, Yuma Catholic (Yuma, AZ), TE, 6-4/230, 3 star  
• **Ben Moa, Grossmont College (El Cajon, CA), WDE, 6-4/290, 3 star  
• Evan Tyler, Eleanor Roosevelt (Corona, CA), S, 6-2/180, 3 star  
• Ladarryl Blair, South Oak Cliff (Dallas, TX), ATH, 5-11/175, 3 star  
• Damion Wright, Jurupa Hills (Fontana, CA), S, 6-1/185, 3 star  
• Drew Berger, Coeur d'Alene (Coeur D Alene, ID), OLB, 6-1/220, 3 star  
• Raymond Sheard, Arlington (Arlington, TX), RB, 6-1.5/185, 3 star (rivals 2 star) 
• **Marnez Ogletree, Fullerton College (Fullerton, CA), CB, 5-9/195, 2 star 
• Bryan Jefferson , Leesburg (Leesburg, FL), ATH, 6-0/187, no star (rivals 2 star)  
• Garrett Larson, Fruitland (Fruitland, ID), OT, 6-5/250, 2 star  
• John Molchon, Faith Lutheran Jr/Sr (Las Vegas, NV), SDE, 6-5/270, 2 star  

**Only listed on 247 list.

According to 247, Boise State is the 61st ranked recruiting class in the nation and the top ranked Mountain West Conference program, just overtaking San Jose State. The Broncos have been able to use their most recent decade of success and become one of the premier destinations for players not going to the "Power 5" conferences. In several occasions, the Broncos have beaten out several high profile programs for top level recruits.

The Broncos are coming off of a very good 12-2 season that ended with an impressive 38-30 win over Pac-12 south division winners Arizona in the Fiesta bowl. As of a result of their success, the Broncos bring in two 4-star recruits with JUCO transfer Kameron Miles expecting to immediately fight for playing time in the secondary and incoming freshman quarterback Brett Rypien. Rypien is the son of former Washington Redskins quarterback Mark Rypien.


2014 Returning Starters: (6 or more starts in 2014)
Defense (8):
Kamalei Correa (14 starts, 59 tkl, 19 tfl, 12 sacks, All-MWC 1st team, DL), Donte Deayon (12 starts, 46 tkl, 2 tfl, 6 INT, 15 pd, DB), Sam McCaskill (13 starts, 26 tkl, 4 tfl, 2.5 sacks, DL), Jonathan Moxey (12 starts, 33 tkl, 1 INT, 7 pbu, DB), Armand Nance (14 starts, 36 tkl, 6 tkl, 2.5 sacks, DL), Darian Thompson (13 starts, 71 tkl, 5 tfl, 7 INT, 8 pd, DB), Tanner Vallejo (14 starts, 100 tkl, 16.5 tfl, 3 sacks, 1 INT, 3 fr, All-MWC 2nd team, LB), Ben Weaver (12 starts, 62 tkl, 3 tfl, 2 sacks, LB)

Offense (9):
Travis Averill (14 starts, OL), Steven Baggett (13 starts, OL), Rees Odhiambo (9 starts, All-MWC 2nd team, OL),  Mario Yakoo (14 starts, OL), Holden Huff (6 starts, 10 catches, 128 yards, TE), Jake  Roh (11 starts, 35 catches, 405 yards, 2 TD, All-MWC honorable mention, TE), Thomas Sperbeck (8 starts, 51 catches, 877 yards, 3 TD, WR), Shane Williams-Rhodes (9 starts, 68 catches, 585 yards, 7 TD, All-MWC honorable mention, WR), Marcus Henry (14 starts, All-MWC 1st team, OL)