Utah State has signed Texas Tech University wide receiver Brady Boyd. Boyd is 6-foot-1, 195 pounds, and will enter spring ball as a senior and use his final season of eligibility at Utah State.
In his final season with the Red Raiders, Boyd played in nine games, catching one pass for 7 yards and playing primarily on special teams.
According to 247sports coming out of Southlake Carroll High (TX), Boyd was rated as the 613th-best player nationally, the 96th-best wide receiver, and the 89th-best prospect overall in Texas. He began his collegiate career at the University of Minnesota and originally held offers from Arkansas State, boise state, Columbia, Dartmouth, Illinois State, Kansas, Liberty, Louisiana-Monroe, Louisiana Tech, Minnesota, New Mexico, North Texas, Oklahoma State, Texas Tech, Tulane, Tulsa, and utah. Upon entering the transfer portal in December 2021, he signed with Texas Tech three days later. It appears that Utah State is his only offer out of the transfer portal this time around.
Boyd becomes the sixteenth transfer portal signing/commitment of the Bronco Mendenhall era here at Utah State and the twenty-third signing/commitment overall joining Snow JC (UT) safety Titan Saxton, Viewmont HS (UT) safety Ryan Tillman, Lehi HS (UT) cornerback Abe Jager, New Mexico long snapper Hyrum Hatch, New Mexico cornerback DJ Mayes, New Mexico cornerback Bryson Taylor, Hampton long snapper Owen Edwards, Utah Tech safety Brevin Hamblin, New Mexico running back Javen Jacobs, Missouri punter Will Safris, UCLA wide receiver Braden Pegan, byu running back Miles Davis, New Mexico Military Institute (NM) linebacker Sampson Alofipo, Mount San Antonio CC (CA) defensive tackle Kone Aumua Uiagalelei, Ridgeline HS (UT) quarterback Kaden Cox, Lafayette College defensive end Tyree Morris, University of Cincinnati kicker Carter Brown, New Mexico cornerback Bobby Arnold, Saddleback CC (CA) punter Dylan Sprague, UNLV wide receiver Corey Thompson Jr, byu offensive lineman Jake Eichorn, and Cerritos Community College (CA) offensive lineman Kamuta Levasa.