Tadman Boise State Bound
The Boise State Broncos received the verbal committal of one Southern California’s most underrated athlete prospects in Marty Tadman (6-0, 180, 4.4) from Mission Viejo, Calif.
Tadman had an outstanding senior season on the offensive side of the ball, catching 49 passes for 921 yards and nine touchdowns. He also added three rushing touchdowns and one return touchdown.
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As impressive as his offensive stats are he projects as a rover on defense for the Broncos.
“Going into my trip with Oregon State, I knew I loved Boise State,” Tadman said. “Oregon State would have had to blow me away and though I liked Oregon State, Boise State was a better fit.”
“The lure of the Pac10 was strong,” Tadman said. “I just thought I could have a bigger impact at Boise State.”
“Rover is the perfect position for me,” Tadman said. “It is like safety, cornerback and linebacker all rolled into one.”
“On one play I will be covering the slot receiver and on the next I will be blitzing the quarterback,” Tadman said. “The last two Rovers that Boise State had have made into the league and that was exciting to me as well.”