On Wednesday, Conference USA announced that eight players were added to the Reese’s Senior Bowl Watch List. The players are the following: TJ Finley, Kaidon Sal
On Wednesday, Conference USA announced that eight players were added to the Reese’s Senior Bowl Watch List. Those players are TJ Finley, Kaidon Salter, Holden Willis, Ife Adeyi, Josiah Miamen, Clay Webb, Shiyazh Pete and Maurice Westmoreland.
TJ Finley transferred from Texas State to join the pass-heavy offense in Western Kentcuky. Finley was recently named to Maxwell Award, Walter Camp Award and Davey O' Brien Award watch lists. Last season, Finley threw for 3,439 yards, 24 touchdowns and eight interceptions. Those were all career highs for Finley as it's the first time in his career that he plays in all 13 games of a season.The only tight end to make it onto the watch list was Florida International's Josiah Miamen.
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