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Navy landed its third quarterback commit on Sunday, with Edward White High School (Fla.) standout King Boylston publicly pledging to the Midshipmen.
The 6-foot-1, 190-pound Boylston completed 61.6% of his passes for 2,091 yards, 25 touchdowns, and six interceptions last year. He also rushed for 712 yards and 13 touchdowns.
Boylston took the starting reins as a sophomore and has posted over 5,000 yards from scrimmage and 56 total touchdowns.
Nearly 40 players have already publicly committed to Navy. Boylston joins Roman Catholic (Pa.) High School’s Cannon Benzio and Etowah (Ga.) High School’s Zeke Douglass as the quarterback commits.
Of Navy’s 38 hard commits, only Red Bank Catholic (N.J.) defensive lineman Lorenzo Tartabella and McDonough School (Md.) linebacker Caden Cashman have earned rankings on 247 Sports. Both are currently considered three-star prospects.
The 2026 Early Signing Period is expected to begin Wednesday, Dec. 2, and run through Friday, Dec. 4. Players who sign their letter of intent during that period can then enroll early.
Suhaib Ramseur a big fan of FAU’s Zach Kittley
Legacy Library recently spoke with Fort Bend Ridge Point (Texas) receiver Suhaib Ramseur, who committed to Florida Atlantic earlier this summer, and it quickly became clear how much he respects Owls coach Zach Kittley.
“A lot of people offer a guy, and then they never talk to him again,” Ramseur said. “But Coach Kitt being the head coach, having such a position, he was always texting me and checking in on me, making sure that I was good.
“It really made me feel like I was cared for and that he wanted me to be a part of his program,” Ramseur continued.
We’ll have more on Suhaib and his story in the coming days. Legacy Library previously spoke with another FAU commit, MiCah McClintock, in July.
Caden Ivery breaks down commitment to Cornell
Phelps School (Pa.) guard Caden Ivery became the highest-ranked commit in Cornell men’s history earlier this month, and he spoke with Legacy Library shortly afterward.
During our conversation, Ivery had kind words for Cornell’s staff and the “overall camaraderie” they showed throughout the recruiting process.
“I felt as if it was genuine,” Ivery said. “They really feel like I can come in and make an impact on their program.”
As of Aug. 9, 247 Sports considers Ivery a three-star prospect and Pennsylvania’s No. 7 prospect. When factoring in the composite rankings, Ivery jumps up to a four-star prospect and Pennsylvania’s No. 3 prospect regardless of position.
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