January 23, 200917 yr Well, that's disappointing. What does he see at BC that he likes better than UK?
January 23, 200917 yr Author Well, that's disappointing. What does he see at BC that he likes better than UK? I thought he could come in and contribute pretty quickly at UK...
January 23, 200917 yr I thought he could come in and contribute pretty quickly at UK... With the status of Locke in question, he could have contributed really soon.
January 23, 200917 yr Well, that's disappointing. What does he see at BC that he likes better than UK? Academics?
January 23, 200917 yr Academics? Possibly, but I doubt it. Call me cynical, but if it was about academics then this decision would have been made a long time ago. FWIW, I don't think it's really fair to question a kid's decision as to where he wants to attend college. Boston College is a great school and a pretty solid football program. Good luck to Mr. Finch.
January 23, 200917 yr Nah, I think UK is a good enough academic school. Maybe he just didn't want to go to UK? Comments like the two that you've made thus far in this thread are what give Kentucky fans (or any school's fans) a bad rap. Wish the kid luck and move on...
January 23, 200917 yr Wasn't Finch offered by Stanford? If he was and it was really about Academics, then he would obviously be going there. I'm a little disappointed that he didn't commit to UK but I wish him well at Boston College and hope he puts together a great college career there.
January 23, 200917 yr Good luck to Deuce Finch. I do realize these are young 17-19 year old kids, but in my honest opinion, Deuce Finch is not an SEC caliber running back. I am in no way saying he is not capable of playing in the SEC, but rather, he is not a outstanding running back prospect. He has had too many lower body injuries in high school to hold up at that position in college, especially in the SEC. I honestly hope the kid proves me wrong if he is set on playing running back at Boston College. Good luck and congratulations to Deuce Finch.
January 23, 200917 yr Good luck to Deuce Finch. I do realize these are young 17-19 year old kids, but in my honest opinion, Deuce Finch is not an SEC caliber running back. I am in no way saying he is not capable of playing in the SEC, but rather, he is not a outstanding running back prospect. He has had too many lower body injuries in high school to hold up at that position in college, especially in the SEC. I honestly hope the kid proves me wrong if he is set on playing running back at Boston College. Good luck and congratulations to Deuce Finch. :thumb::thumb::thumb:
January 23, 200917 yr Maybe he just didn't want to go to UK? Comments like the two that you've made thus far in this thread are what give Kentucky fans (or any school's fans) a bad rap. Wish the kid luck and move on... I'm sorry, but I just don't see anything wrong with my comments in this thread. Since you do, I'd like to hear exactly which comments you are referring to and why they bother you? I'm not saying that to argue, I really do want to know what's wrong with my comments.:confused:
January 23, 200917 yr I never got the impression from things that I read that the kid was enamored at all about staying close to home.
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