At just past midnight early Monday morning, BYU football received another commitment to its 2025 recruiting class.
This one comes from Jackson Doman, a tight end from the Pacific Northwest.
Doman is rated a three-star recruit with an 87 player rating by 247 Sports — he doesn't have an industry composite ranking.
He is listed at 6-foot-6 and 215 pounds and also played edge rusher for Canby High in Canby, Oregon. He is part of the Doman family that has produced former BYU linebacker Sam Doman (his uncle) and Brandon Doman (a second cousin, per Cougar Sports Insider's Jeff Hansen ).
Jackson Doman visited BYU on an official visit over the weekend and chose the Cougars over competing offers from a list of schools that included Washington State , Oregon State and several Mountain West Conference schools, according to 247 Sports.
Doman is the highest-rated of three tight end recruits committed to BYU in its 2025 class, along with Blake Bryce ( California ) and Tucker Kelleher (Georgia).
Doman was also the fourth player to commit to the Cougars during a busy recruiting weekend, joining four-star wide receiver LaMason Waller , Kelleher and edge rusher Ulavai Fetuli .
With Doman's inclusion, BYU now has 11 commits in its 2025 class. The others include linebacker Tyler Payne (Weber High), quarterback Nolan Keeney (Oregon), running back Cale Breslin ( Nevada ), offensive tackle Kelepi Vete (California), edge rusher Sale Fano (Westlake High) and punter Will Walker (Riverton High).
