Highly touted quarterback Jackson Presley from Kalispell Glacier High School has announced that he is flipping his commitment from Boise State to Montana State. The Class of 2026 prospect had verbally committed to Boise State in August 2024 but has now decided to play for Montana State instead. Presley, a three-star recruit, has received offers from several FBS programs and is considered one of the highest-rated football prospects to come out of Montana.
In his announcement, Presley cited prayer, thought, and family communication as factors in his decision to switch his commitment. With two consecutive Class AA runner-up finishes and impressive stats, Presley is set to bring his talent to Montana State’s quarterback room, joining a competitive group of players.
The Bobcats, who had an impressive 2024 season with a 15-1 record and a conference title, are excited to add Presley to their roster. His decision to stay in the state where he has thrived as a player reflects his dedication to Montana and the opportunities it has provided him.
This commitment from Presley is a significant move for both him and Montana State, adding more excitement to the upcoming football season. Fans and supporters are eager to see how Presley’s talents will contribute to the Bobcats’ success on the field.
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