Boise State Bolsters 2025 grade football with five new signatures – Aidaho News

Boise, ID (CBS2) – Boise State University has announced the addition of five new players to its class for 2025 newcomer on the National Signation Day, expanding the class to a total of 33 athletes. The last recruits include three high schools and two transfers, improving both offensive and defense lines.

The new additions go back Greg Ard, the Beltel protective liner, the wide receiver Camrin Jones, the protective liner David Latu and the protective back Sherod Smith. Ard, Iden and Jones join as freshmen, while Lato and Smith are transfers.

The 2025 class now consists of 19 protective players, including nine protective backs and eight protective liners, along with 13 offensive players and one specialist. There is a native of England, is the fifth international athlete in this year’s class, joining players from Canada, the Netherlands, Australia and Russia.

Greg Ard, running back from McKini, Texas, was named a conference player of the year and the first team of the All-District 5-5A. It accumulated 2 028 universal yards, with 1747 fast yards and 25 touchdowns, including 22 haste, two receiving and one return to a kick.

Bettel has a protective liner from Reading, England, played football at the high school in Akalanes high school in Lafayette, California. It has become a three -star perspective with 77 gears, 20 shells for loss, six bags, 12 fast defenders, three breaks on the pass and three blocked kicks.

Camrin Jones, a wide receiver of the Temecula, California, recorded 899 yards and 10 touchdowns at 50 she takes during his senior season at the Rancho High School. He was named the most remarkable receiver in the All-American Bowl National Combine.

David Lato, a protective liner from Boundtiful, Utah, is transferred from BYU, where he played 14 games in two seasons. Previously, he was named NJCAA’s second team in All-American in Snow College.

Sherrod Smith, a defensive back from East Palo Alto, California, was named the first team of the All-Bay 6 conference at the San Mateo College. He helped bring the team to the National Championship and was bound for second place in the four interception conference.