Brody Bulette to Join Montana State Football Program
Polson offensive lineman Brody Bulette, a standout player for the Pirates, announced on Tuesday that he will continue his football career at Montana State University (MSU). The 6-foot-7, 285-pound rising senior enjoyed a strong season in 2024, earning a Class A second-team all-state selection while helping lead Polson to a 4-4 record.
Bulette’s decision to commit to the Bobcats comes after considering several offers, including schools like Carroll College, the University of Montana, Montana Tech, and the University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP). Expressing his excitement, Bulette stated, “I am stoked. I’m over the moon,” during an interview with 406 MT Sports.
After an impressive camp with the Bobcats, Bulette took to social media to share his commitment, thanking coaches Brent Vigen, Matt Smith, and his supporters. He specifically cited his preference for Bozeman and his connection to the university—his brother Wyatt is a current student there, and he has a neighbor who is an MSU booster—as factors influencing his decision.
Bulette described the welcoming atmosphere created by the MSU coaching staff as crucial in his recruitment journey. “They were the school that I started talking to first, so they were always there,” he said.
He plans to play offensive tackle at MSU and is one of five known commitments for MSU’s Class of 2026, joining other recruits from across the region and beyond. With his commitment, the Bobcats continue to build a strong roster for the upcoming seasons.
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