Utah receives commitment from 2027 QB Jonah Lubno

Utah has its quarterback for the 2027 class.

Three-star signal caller Jonah Lubno committed to Utah on Sunday afternoon, giving the Utes a key piece in Morgan Scalley’s inaugural recruiting class.

Found Home!!!🏠🏠1000% Committed🔴⚪️@Utah_Football

Very excited for the next chapter in my life. I want to personally thank every Coach, teammate, parent, friend who has led me to this point in my journey. Truly thankful for all the colleges who believed in me. So blessed,… pic.twitter.com/ujTNmZYRF4

— Jonah Lubno (@LubnoJonah) June 14, 2026

The Gilbert, Arizona, signal-caller threw for 1,591 yards and 18 touchdowns with nine interruptions on a 65.3% completion rate in his junior season at Campo Verde High. He also rushed for 415 yards and 17 scores.

The 6-foot-3, 215-pound Lubno is rated a three-star (81) by Rivals. He had offers from Fresno State and Navy, among other schools.

It’s likely that Lubno will have to wait his turn before seeing the field for Utah. Byrd Ficklin is set to take over at quarterback next season as a junior, and the Utes also have two other quarterbacks in the program — freshmen Kane Archer and Michael Johnson.

Lubno is the 10th commit in Utah’s 2027 class and the sixth on the offensive side. The Utes have now landed seven commitments in the month of June, boosting their Rivals ranking to No. 12 in the 16-team Big 12 Conference.