NAPLES, Fla. – Setting a great bond and relationship counts in college football recruiting, easy to say Louisville is jumping ahead of the pack with 2025 Naples quarterback Niko Boyce. Boyce (6-0, 180) already holds an offer from Oregon with recruiting interest picking up from teams like Liberty and Tennessee as well as Louisville.
In March, Boyce visited the Cardinals with defensive line coach Mark Ivey making the return trip down to the Golden Eagles’ campus on Friday. Boyce updates his early process with Louisville for Rivals.
“I went in March; it was great,” Boyce said. “It was amazing. They made me feel like I had been there forever. They made me feel like family instantly. It was great.”
Boyce continued on details from the visit, “I talked to a good amount of coaches except for their head coach (Scott Satterfield). They explained how they treat their kids, how fun they make if for the kids, and how close they are. I spoke with their quarterbacks coach (Pete Thomas); he went over with me how they run their offense.”
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In March, Boyce visited the Cardinals with defensive line coach Mark Ivey making the return trip down to the Golden Eagles’ campus on Friday. Boyce updates his early process with Louisville for Rivals.
“I went in March; it was great,” Boyce said. “It was amazing. They made me feel like I had been there forever. They made me feel like family instantly. It was great.”
Boyce continued on details from the visit, “I talked to a good amount of coaches except for their head coach (Scott Satterfield). They explained how they treat their kids, how fun they make if for the kids, and how close they are. I spoke with their quarterbacks coach (Pete Thomas); he went over with me how they run their offense.”
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