7.01.2008

You knew it was coming...

Perhaps due to the groundswell of high-quality recruits for the Broncos...yet another baller has given his verbal commitment to Boise State today. TE Trevor Peterson from Placerville, CA is headed for the Blue in a non-binding sort of way. Peterson is 6'4" and weighs 220 lbs. and held offers from Utah, SDSU, UC Davis (Coach Pete's Alma Mater) and Harvard. We're guessing besides Peterson's physical gifts, he is a smart player as well considering that the Ivy League was courting him. We're also guessing that he doesn't like wearing an ascot, since he chose the Broncos over Harvard.

It appears that star ratings have not been finished for Peterson, so we can't really gauge him by those means...but he moves well for a big man, clocking a 4.7 40 time. It appears that Peterson may have been heading for a few Pac-10 offers as well, and that is as good an indicator as any of his potential. Peterson is ranked as one the 5th best tight end in all of California by Scout.com analyst Brandon Huffman.

Peterson is the 7th known verbal that Boise State has picked up this summer. Things are coming together exceptionally well (and early) for the '09 class. Who's next?

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

I am humored by Scout.com "star ratings." So far in this recruiting season they seem to do a poor job of identifying "Star Players." Take for example Trev Peterson. He racked up 964 yards with 54 catches as a junior. He had offers from four of the six schools on his wish list and has good size. He is an unrated "one Star." Many of the "three star - rated players" have no offers and high school statistics that are not all that good. What's up with that? I am glad the Bronco coaches don't look at the rating websites.