Cutter Boley is a promising young quarterback for the Kentucky Wildcats, known for his strong arm and impressive high school career.Standing at 6’5″ and weighing 214 pounds, Boley hails from Hodgenville, Kentucky, and has quickly become a notable figure in college football.
Boley began his high school football journey at LaRue County High School before transferring to Lexington Christian Academy (LCA) for his junior and senior years.At LCA, he showcased his quarterback prowess, throwing for 3,901 yards and 36 touchdowns as a junior, and 2,187 yards with 24 touchdowns in his senior year.His outstanding performance earned him the 2023 Paul Hornung Award, recognizing him as Kentucky’s top high school player, and he was a candidate for Kentucky Mr. Football.Boley concluded his high school career with 8,331 passing yards and 82 touchdowns, along with 17 rushing touchdowns .
A consensus four-star recruit, Boley committed to the University of Kentucky over offers from prominent programs like Florida State, Michigan, and Penn State.He joined the Wildcats in 2024 as a freshman.Initially serving as a backup, Boley made his collegiate debut against Murray State, completing 10 of 14 passes for 130 yards and two touchdowns.He also had a notable 30-yard run in that game .UK AthleticsUK Athletics+2A Sea Of Blue+2Wikipedia+2
Boley’s performance earned him increased playing time, including a significant appearance against No. 3 Texas, where he completed 10 of 18 passes for 160 yards.His efforts led to his first start in the Governor’s Cup against Louisville . Despite a challenging game, head coach Mark Stoops expressed unwavering confidence in Boley’s potential and commitment to building the team’s future around him .
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