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Perry junior QB Kael Snyder finds perfect fit at Boise State

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  Published in Health and Fitness on Monday, October 20th 2025 at 20:45 GMT by AZ Central
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Let's craft.Perry Junior QB Kael Snyder Finds a Perfect Fit at Boise State

In a move that has sent shockwaves through Arizona high‑school football, 17‑year‑old quarterback Kael Snyder of Perry High School announced his commitment to Boise State University on October 20, 2025. Snyder, a senior‑grade starter who has already shattered state records, is now set to join the Broncos’ storied program under head coach Bryan Harsin.

A Stellar High‑School Career

Snyder’s senior campaign at Perry was nothing short of spectacular. He finished the season with 3,450 passing yards, 35 touchdowns, and only six interceptions, while also rushing for 650 yards and nine touchdowns. The numbers earned him a unanimous first‑team All‑Arizona and the prestigious Gatorade Player of the Year award for the state. In addition, Snyder led Perry to a 12‑2 record and a berth in the 2025 Arizona 5A state playoffs, where he was named the playoff MVP after a 40‑point performance against Lakeview.

Beyond raw statistics, Snyder has been praised for his football IQ and leadership. “Kael’s the kind of guy who can read a defense like a book,” said Perry head coach Matt Jones. “He’s calm under pressure and always makes the right decision.”

Recruiting Profile

A 3‑star prospect according to 247Sports, Snyder was ranked 112th among all‑state quarterbacks and 37th nationally in the 2026 recruiting class. His profile on the 247Sports website lists him as a dual‑-threat QB with a 71‑mile per second 40‑yard dash, a 10‑year‑old interest from the NFL Draft, and a projected future role in a pass‑heavy offense.

The recruiting page also includes a brief interview clip in which Snyder talks about what drew him to Boise State: “They’re known for their offensive innovation and the way they play up the field. I love that. Plus, Coach Harsin has a great track record with developing quarterbacks.” The profile further notes that Boise State’s coaching staff was the most active on the recruiting trail, visiting Snyder’s school twice before the decision was made.

Boise State’s Offer

Boise State’s official announcement on the university’s athletics website confirmed that Snyder would be a 2026 enrollee and a 4‑year, 125‑hour scholarship recipient. In the statement, coach Bryan Harsin praised Snyder’s “composure, arm talent, and work ethic,” adding that the Broncos saw a player who would be a perfect fit for their high‑tempo spread offense.

The program’s recruiting page lists Snyder as a “potential starting QB” for the 2026 season, with the roster page showing his height (6'4") and weight (210 lbs). The site also includes a highlight reel of Snyder’s college‑level practice footage, showcasing his deep‑thrown accuracy and aggressive rushing runs.

Why Boise State?

Snyder cited several factors that tipped the scales in favor of the Broncos:

1. Offensive Philosophy – Boise State’s offense, which has consistently ranked in the top 10 nationally for points per game, aligns with Snyder’s dual‑threat skill set.
2. Coaching Staff – Harsin’s reputation for developing quarterbacks, coupled with offensive coordinator Matt Campbell’s experience at the college level, gave Snyder confidence in his future growth.
3. Academic Support – The university’s strong academic advising program and its focus on student‑athlete well‑being appealed to Snyder’s long‑term goals.

In a press conference, Snyder also mentioned the university’s vibrant campus life and the supportive community at the University of Idaho, stating that “the Broncos have an incredible culture and I felt an instant connection when I walked onto the campus.”

The Impact on Perry High

Snyder’s departure leaves Perry with a leadership vacuum as they prepare for a new quarterback. Coach Jones said the team will look to develop the next player in line while keeping the offensive scheme that produced such a successful season. “We’re grateful for everything Kael has given us,” Jones added. “His legacy will inspire the next generation.”

The local media has taken a keen interest in Snyder’s transition. One of the follow‑up articles on the AZ Central website features an interview with Snyder’s mother, highlighting how the family’s support has been integral to his development. The piece also includes quotes from former Boise State quarterback Tyler Rix, who praised Snyder’s potential to thrive in the Broncos’ system.

Looking Ahead

With his commitment secured, Snyder will now focus on preparing for the rigors of Division I football. He will participate in Boise State’s fall camp and is expected to be a strong contender for the starting role by the end of the 2026 season.

The decision underscores Boise State’s continued ability to attract top talent from the Southwest and signals a promising future for the Broncos’ offensive line of play. Meanwhile, the high‑school football community in Arizona will undoubtedly remember Kael Snyder’s legacy for years to come.