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FWST: TCU receiver Josh Boyce to enter NFL Draft

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FWST: TCU receiver Josh Boyce to enter NFL Draft

By Stefan Stevenson
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TCU receiver Josh Boyce, who has been a fixture in the Horned Frogs program since enrolling early in the spring of 2009, has elected to enter the NFL Draft and forgo his last year of eligibility.

Boyce earned his degree in December and leaves as TCU's all-time leader with 22 career touchdown receptions. He is second all-time with 2,535 receiving yards and third all-time with 161 receptions.

He led the Frogs in receiving the last three seasons, including 891 yards on a TCU single-season record 66 catches in 2012.

Boyce enrolled early in '09 with quarterback Casey Pachall, and he was Pachall's favorite receiver in 2011, leading the Frogs with 61 catches for 998 yards and nine touchdowns. His 998 yards are the second most in a season for a TCU receiver. ...

Read more here: http://www.star-telegram.com/2013/01/08/4533712/tcu-receiver-josh-boyce-to-enter.html#storylink=cpy​
 

Shadow Dweller

Active Member
As much as I'd like Andy to be able to hook up to an old favorite I hope the Bengals pick up some linemen that can block for him for more than a second. As much as I do not like the Packers having him catching passes from Rodgers would look really nice.
 

TopFrog

Lifelong Frog
As much as I'd like Andy to be able to hook up to an old favorite I hope the Bengals pick up some linemen that can block for him for more than a second. As much as I do not like the Packers having him catching passes from Rodgers would look really nice.
Good point on the Bengals.
 

Limp Lizard

Full Member
Interesting to see where he is projected to go. I would guess early predictions will be 3rd round to UFA. Maybe he will be TCU's first ever successful early declaration.
 

TopFrog

Lifelong Frog
Interesting to see where he is projected to go. I would guess early predictions will be 3rd round to UFA. Maybe he will be TCU's first ever successful early declaration.
He must be pretty confident in whatever he has been told about his selection status.
 

mc1502

Full Member
I don't see the risk for him in this move. He already graduated, he's already first, second, or third in all TCU stats that matter, and he's healthy. I don't think his stock would go up if he were to stay the extra year. I see more risk in him staying and getting hurt than him moving on.

If he hadn't graduated yet I would feel differently.
 
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