September 9, 20214 yr Popular Post Texas beats Alabama for supremely talented defensive player. Announced Live on CBS Sports. https://247sports.com/player/justice-finkley-46058853/ Edited September 9, 20214 yr by Hiphopopotamos
September 9, 20214 yr 2 minutes ago, Hiphopopotamos said: Texas beats Alabama for supremely talented defensive player. Announced Live on CBS Sports. https://247sports.com/player/justice-finkley-46058853/ Momma proud! Daddy happy mofo!
September 9, 20214 yr Mom seems very happy with the decision, nodding heads several times when Justice spoke about education being a key factor.
September 9, 20214 yr 6 minutes ago, Hornius Emeritus said: Ha! Justice has known for two weeks. Awesome. And told the coaches at that time as well. They had quite a lid on this one. Oh, and welcome to the 40 Justice! Edited September 9, 20214 yr by Wishbone
September 9, 20214 yr Saw on his 247 profile that he has wrestling experience. So he's ready to rush the passer against OU, which is nice.
September 9, 20214 yr 19 minutes ago, UTEE97 said: Mom seems very happy with the decision, nodding heads several times when Justice spoke about education being a key factor. I believe she's a Dr and he wants to be one as well.
September 9, 20214 yr For those of us in the Rose Bowl vs Bama that night and all Longhorn Nation. 🤘 Edited September 9, 20214 yr by Okcool
September 9, 20214 yr 1 minute ago, Okcool said: For those of us in the Rose Bowl vs Bama that night and all Longhorn Nation. 🤘 No no no, fuck that. This guy taking out Bryce Young in the 2023 NCG would be true justice. I'll put down my Kool-Aid now
September 9, 20214 yr Popular Post On3’s Jeremy Johnson: Texas crept into the recruitment of Trussville (Ala.) senior defensive lineman Justice Finkley in the late stages. It didn’t keep the 6-foot-2, 260-pound defensive lineman from committing to the Longhorns over Alabama and Colorado on Thursday evening. Despite their March 1 offer, it didn’t take Steve Sarkisian and staff long to charm the 190th ranked player in the On3 top 300for the class of 2022. Finkley took his official visit on June 25. That was where the tide turned in his recruitment. “Texas kind of came a little late in the game, but they were quick to impress me, especially on the official visit,” Finkley said. “I checked out their medical facility, which is the medical school that they built about six years ago. That kind of sold me on the education piece of it.” Finkley knows football will be there. He’s not afraid of competition. The Longhorns have two other edge players committed already in Donaldsonville (Tx.) Ascension Catholic four-star J’Mond Tapp and Texarkana (Tx.) Texas four-star Derrick Brown. The Longhorns also have a commitment from Marlin (Tx.) four-star defensive lineman Jaray Bledsoe, the 69th ranked player in the class of 2022, and Houston (Tx.) North Shore’s Kristopher Ross, the 55th ranked player in the class of 2022. Both Tapp and Brown are top 200 players in the On3 top 300. I know I can come there and ball out on the football field,” Finkley said. “They need defensive ends to come in…. I’m going to go there and handle business and do my thing.” Finkley is the Longhorns’ 21st commit in the class of 2022. SEC football ahead? Texas’ move to the SEC was another factor that pushed the Longhorns to the forefront in the recruitment of Finkley. The story that the Longhorns would leave the Big 12 came down in late July, months after Finkley’s official visit. That news was a bit of a push for Finkley. “Them moving to the SEC, is a turning point for me,” Finkley said. “It’s an add on… That is just going to attract more southern recruits. It’s going to make the program even better.” Finkley has taken a liking to first-year head coach Sarkisian’s plan for the program as well. “The new staff at Texas, I believe in what they’re building over there,” Finkley said. “I like seeing what Sarkisian is about to do with the program.” Academics a non-negotiable for Justice Finkley Finkley is heading to Austin with big on-the-field goals. He has his eyes on some deeply academic feats off the field. Finkley hopes to pursue a career as a neuroplastic surgeon. He’s in the biomedical academy at Hewitt-Trussville. He was hoping to get his EMT license before he left for college, but he won’t be able to because he’s set to enroll in college in January. Finkley began his passion in the medical field with an eye for forensics. He watched CSI and Bones a lot as a youngster. His interest evolved to educating himself about the human brain. When Finkley isn’t watching football film, he watched videos demonstrating brain surgeries. He’s found a way to balance his academic pursuits and athletic feats because it was the standard in his household. “Both of my parents are educators and they both have doctorates in education, so academics is a non-negotiable in my household,” Finkley said. “I don’t have a choice but to balance it. I have to show the same passion I show in football in my academics.”
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