Boise State Broncos Secure Commitment from Two-Way Prospect

Boise State Broncos kicked off June with a commitment from J'Isaiah Mitchell, a three-star athlete from Puyallup High School in Washington.

What happened?

The 6-foot-5, 196-pound Mitchell announced his commitment to the Broncos and head coach Spencer Danielson on Monday.

He played wide receiver and cornerback during his three seasons with Puyallup's varsity team.

Why it matters for Boise State Broncos

Mitchell's commitment is a significant boost to the Broncos' recruiting class of 2027.

He holds an overall rating of 87.33 in the 247Sports class of 2027 composite rankings.

What comes next?

The Broncos are preparing for their next game against the Oregon Ducks on 2026-09-05.

Mitchell is the Broncos' fifth known commitment for the recruiting class of 2027.

He joins Laguna Beach High School edge rusher Grayson Kazmouz, Damien High School running back Malachi McFarland, St. John Bosco High School defensive lineman Kekoa Peko, and Perry High School quarterback Kael Snyder.

All five commits are three-star prospects.

The Broncos are up to No. 63 in the 247Sports class of 2027 composite team rankings.

San Diego State leads the way in the team rankings among new Pac-12 schools at No. 54.

The Aztecs have eight commits, including 88.00 overall linebacker Isaiah Phelps from California's Oxnard Pacifica High School.

Boise State ranks second behind San Diego State, followed by Washington State, Oregon State, Fresno State, Texas State, and Colorado State.

Mitchell will enter his senior season with 92 career catches for 1,301 yards and 11 TDs.

Puyallup won the Class 4A South Puget Sound League last season and finished with a 12-1 overall record.

The Broncos are looking to build on their momentum with the addition of Mitchell to their recruiting class.

Mitchell is rated the No. 65 athlete nationally and the No. 10 recruit in Washington in the composite rankings.

He held reported offers from BYU, California, Oregon State, San Diego State, UNLV, Washington, and Washington State, among others.

The Broncos' recruiting class of 2027 is shaping up to be a strong one, with Mitchell's commitment being a key addition.