Boston College Offered Scholarship to Myson Perry
The Eagles have extended a recruitment offer to the Georgia safety for the class of 2028.
Updated on Sept. 28, 2026 in Football
Boston College has officially offered a football scholarship to Myson Perry, a 5-foot-11 safety hailing from Decatur, Georgia. The prospect is a member of the high school graduating class of 2028.
Why it matters
The recruitment of Perry underscores the university's ongoing focus on talent in Georgia, where the school has already extended 43 total scholarship offers. This move is part of a broader strategy to solidify the Eagles' 2028 recruiting cycle.
Boston College has offered 13 safeties among 41 total defensive backs for the 2028 cycle, where the program currently holds two total commitments. Myson Perry has received offers from five Division I programs, including Florida International, Charlotte, Appalachian State, and Oklahoma.
The players
Myson Perry
Myson Perry is a 5-foot-11 safety from Decatur, Georgia, in the high school graduating class of 2028.
Boston College
Boston College is a private research university that maintains a competitive Division I football program.
The details
Myson Perry announced the scholarship offer through his personal social media profile. The recruitment effort places the Eagles in direct competition with several other programs for the Decatur native's commitment.
Timeline
September 2026: Boston College offered Myson Perry a scholarship.
Season Trajectory
The scholarship offer follows a pattern set by the 2028 national recruiting class rankings regarding the prioritization of secondary talent. This addition to the board impacts the program's competitive balance as they work to build upon their current standing in the class.
The offer signals an increased interest in defensive depth for the Eagles as they attempt to bolster their 2028 recruiting class. Securing a commitment from a Georgia-based athlete would represent a significant regional gain for the university's defensive pipeline.
The takeaway
Prospective college athletes in the class of 2028 are seeing an early surge in interest from major university programs. Families should monitor social media announcements as these early scholarship offers often dictate the trajectory of official campus visits.
Further reading
For more on the latest team roster updates, visit Boston Football.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Sports Illustrated.
