Three-Star Washington QB Commits to Bobcats

Fri., July 5, 2019

Keith Demolder SWX

Just weeks after the Bobcats earned their first recruit of the 2020 football class, Montana State added yet another recruit in the form of three-star quarterback Grady Robison. Robison announced his commitment this morning via Twitter, stating that “I am honored to announce I am Committed to MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY! I would like to thank my Family, Friends, Coaches, and Teammates up to this point for the continued support! #GoCatsGo.” The 6-foot-1, 180-pound gunslinger is a rising senior at Eastlake High School in Sammamish, Washington. During his junior year with the Wolves, the dual-threat QB led a massive comeback against Gonzaga Prep in the first round of the Washington 4A Playoffs, throwing for 313 yards and five touchdowns and rushing for another 153 yards and a touchdown. Gonzaga Prep eventually won that game, but Eastlake finished with an 8-3 overall record. Robison is also a sprinter for the Wolves, winning the 100, 200 and 4x100 meter sprints at the King County district meet. Follow @SWXMontana for more updates regarding Montana State recruiting.

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