RECRUITING: Washington State 2025 QB Target Announces College Decision

Joe Londergan | Jul 21, 2024

Oct 19, 2019; Pullman, WA, USA; Washington State Cougars helmet sits during football game against the Colorado Buffaloes in the first at Martin Stadium. Mandatory Credit: James Snook-USA TODAY Sports / James Snook-USA TODAY Sports

One of Washington State's quarterback targets from the 2025 class has made his decision on where he will spend his first year of college football.

Wyatt Horton of Phoenix, Arizona's Pinnacle High School committed to Idaho State via X on Saturday.

COMMITTED!!! God is Great. Thankful for all the schools that believed in me! Excited about my future at Idaho State! 🧡🖤@CodyHawkins @CoachKolney @coachb_blevins5 @BengalGridiron pic.twitter.com/JBb8da1Kwr
— Wyatt Horton (@wyatthorton_2) July 20, 2024

The Cougars offered Horton a scholarship back in March. He visited Pullman in April. 247Sports gave Horton a player rating of 85 and ranked him as the #20 overall recruit in the state of Arizona.

In addition to offers from WSU and Idaho State, Horton also had scholarship offers from Army, Navy, and Utah State at the FBS level, as well as Eastern Washington, Lehigh, San Diego, and Utah Tech.

As of July 21, Washington State's 2025 commitment class stands at 17 reported verbal commitments. The Cougars have one quarterback commitment in that group in Steele Pizella of Sherman Oaks, California. Pizzella committed to the Cougars back in June.

Published Jul 21, 2024

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