Kelley headed to Montana Tech for football
John Heglie Special For Leader | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 5 years, 2 months AGO
Polson Pirate gridder Bo Kelley mines some Oredigger spirit after signing his Letter of Intent to play football for Montana Tech in Billings next fall. Flanking Kelley are Polson Athletic Director Don Toth, mother Tammy Kelley, father Randy Kelley and coach Kaden Glinsmann. (Photo courtesy of Betsy Wade)
As signal caller of the Polson Pirates for two-and-one-half seasons, quarterback Bo Kelley completed more than 15 dozen passes for over 2,700 yards as well as rushed for almost another 300 yards over the course of his three-year prep career.
As defensive back, Kelley’s defensive portfolio included patrolling the secondary where he disrupted opposition attempts to advance the ball by either shutting down runs or breaking up pass plays.
Kelley recently signed his Letter of Intent to play football for Montana Tech in Billings.
Bo Kelley cumulative career FB stat specs:
RUSH – 186-281 (2019: 70-134; 2018: 22-(-)33; 2017: 94-180). PASS – 183-489-2706 (2019: 77-209-1318-17; 2018: 35-98-380-5; 2017: 71-182-1008-10). 1INT (2017); 2FF (2019: 1; 2018: 1); 1FR (2019); 1TFL (2018); TKL/AST: 28t29a (2019: *21t25a; 2018: 4t4a; 2017: 3t); Scoring: 22p - 3TDrun, 2Crun (2019: 1TDrun, 2Crun; 2017: 2TDrun). QB passes: 29TDpasses, 3Cpasses (2019: 14TDpass, 2Cpass; 2018: 1TDpass, 1Cpass; 2017: 14TDpass).
acronym key: TD (touchdown), C (conversion), standard FB abbreviations utilized.
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