6'6" QB they say with a rocket arm. Is he the next big thing from Kentucky?

1 hour ago, snakesnot_2000 said:

6'6" QB they say with a rocket arm. Is he the next big thing from Kentucky?

Started at quarterback as a freshman. About 53% passer (56 for 104) for 762 yards and 11 TDs. 6 interceptions in 7 games played (gotta work that number down a little bit in the coming years). Not bad at all for a freddy starting at varsity QB.

His rushing numbers hurt him a little...-66 yards on 23 carries. I believe most teams count yards lost to a QB sack as a negative run by the QB, so there's some leeway that should be given there, but it looks like he could probably do to work on his run game a good bit. A lot of that will also come with age, hitting the weights, and putting a little size on himself. I'm sure Coach Jaggers is working on that as we speak. At 6'6" and 190 pounds, he could probably do to have mom toss a few extra bananas in his backpack every morning.

Nice looking QB though, for sure!

https://www.hudl.com/profile/11691233/Cutter-Boley
 

Younger brother of former Elizabethtown star and Miss Basketball Erin Boley. Played her college ball at Notre Dame and Oregon. Also has an older brother, Jaxon, who earned a PWO to the University of Wyoming's football team. Cutter's swimming in a deep gene pool.

I think they play in the Scottie Bowl this year so hopefully I will get a chance to watch this kid in person.

He is a rising sophomore? With the way they run that weight room he will be jacked by his SR year. Granted he has to eat to do it but that’s a struggle with a majority of HS athletes. 

Cutter's starting to pull in some big time offers. Since Thursday, he's landed offers from UK and Ole Miss. This is a kid to watch over the next few years. He should have been a sophomore this year, but he may have reclassified. His twitter bio says class of 2025.

 

 

35 minutes ago, DevilMayCare said:

Cutter's starting to pull in some big time offers. Since Thursday, he's landed offers from UK and Ole Miss. This is a kid to watch over the next few years. He should have been a sophomore this year, but he may have reclassified. His twitter bio says class of 2025.

He will still graduate from here in ‘24, but he isn’t going to enroll until January of ‘25.

Proud of Cutter- he’s a fantastic young man who is an Honor student plus a 3 sport athlete. 
 

 

His film looks like he has some nice touch on his passes. I would like to see some more passes with some zip on them but he is just a greenie. Good Luck to him!

 

One thing that’s lost in this is he doesn’t play in a spread every down system. That is not a knock in any way shape or form. It just shows

1) the offense you run in HS doesn’t have to look like Saturdays or Sundays. 
 

2) you can put what’s best for the program first and still succeed. 
 

3) if you’re good and have the skill set people will notice. 
 

Congratulations to him, Coach Jaggers, the program and the community. 

59 minutes ago, barrel said:

One thing that’s lost in this is he doesn’t play in a spread every down system. That is not a knock in any way shape or form. It just shows

1) the offense you run in HS doesn’t have to look like Saturdays or Sundays. 
 

2) you can put what’s best for the program first and still succeed. 
 

3) if you’re good and have the skill set people will notice. 
 

Congratulations to him, Coach Jaggers, the program and the community. 

Any chance on him transferring to another program that plays a pass heavy offense? 

Just now, Kanaka Kahakai said:

Any chance on him transferring to another program that plays a pass heavy offense? 

Nope. From my understanding the kid gets it. He loves his teammates, coach and program. No reason to transfer. If you back off on him they’ll shove the ball down your throat. You come up he’ll throw it over your head or just make a good decision and make you pay. 

Did he reclassify? This is yet another kid I know from being a teammate with my kid in travel baseball or AAU basketball - several of them mentioned in 3 sports across these forums, and I’m surprised how many of them reclass. His Dad played basketball for WKU, by the way, so yes, nice gene pool. This kid is the only basketball player I’ve ever been around whose parents were hoping he’d stop growing (they’ve been told if you get taller than 6’6 or so, it would limit QB opportunities). 

Athletic family! Brother of Erin Boley, who played basketball at Oregon.