KALISPELL — Touted Kalispell Glacier quarterback Jackson Presley announced Sunday night he has committed to play college football at Montana State after initially pledging to Boise State in August.
Presley made the announcement via social media, writing, "I have decided it's best to continue my playing career in the state that gave me everything and flip my commitment to Montana State. I'm staying home. Go Bobcats."
Some huge recruiting news locally as Glacier QB Jackson Presley (@JacksonPresley4) has flipped his commitment from Boise State to Montana State.
— Kyle Hansen (@khansen406) March 31, 2025
Class of 2026 QB, has led the Wolfpack to back-to-back State AA title games @montanasports https://t.co/ABHiK3TlnB
Presley also said he will "never forget when I verbally committed to Boise State ... a top-10 program in America," and also referred to Broncos coach Spencer Danielson "a man of faith." Presley said prayer and communication with his family helped lead to his decision to switch to the Bobcats.
Presley, an incoming senior at Glacier for the 2025-26 academic year, threw for 2,669 yards with 25 touchdown and nine interceptions as a junior last season. In two years as the Wolfpack's starting quarterback, Presley has 5,722 passing yards, 53 TDs and 13 interceptions with a .646 completion percentage. He has twice led Glacier to the Class AA state championship game.
He is listed as a three-star recruit by Rivals.com and 247 Sports. Those services also report that Presley has several other collegiate offers, including from the likes of Arkansas, Colorado, Florida State, Missouri, Oklahoma State and Texas A&M.
