In the coming weeks, Skyline Sports will print a series of stories about each of those commitments to Montana State. This is the sixth and final installment of that series recapping that pivotal official visit weekend.
PART I: Montana State’s loyalty helps Bobcats land Eastside Catholic star Putney
PART II: Washington Gatorade Player of the Year Ifanse eventually chooses Montana State
PART III: Garfield WR Metcalf comes to Montana State brimming with confidence
PART IV: MONTANA STATE EVENTUALLY WINS OUT FOR ALEDO, TEXAS DT WILLIAMS
PART V: SoCal wide receiver Duru keeps recruiting secret until very end
BOZEMAN — Koby Duru came to Bozeman for the first time already leaning toward becoming a Bobcat.
During his official visit to Montana State’s campus in January, the talented wide receiver from Los Angeles quickly learned MSU was the perfect fit for him. He was among nine players on official visits the last weekend of recruiting season with National Signing Day less than two weeks away. And he wanted his new friends to join him on his new adventure.
With the first-ever early signing period in December, MSU head coach Jeff Choate and his staff locked up the in-state products they knew they had an inside track on, fortifying the initial prep signees with a group of transfers the Bobcats hope can make an instant impact in the Big Sky Conference. Between December 23 and signing day on February 7, Choate and his team went to work filling in the final pieces.
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