ROY FINCH RUMORS & GOSSIP

Insight Bowl Post-Practice I: RB Roy Finch

TEMPE, Ariz. — Sooners Illustrated caught up with running back Roy Finch to get his impressions of the first practice in preparation for the Insight Bowl.
Via oklahoma.scout.com  |  December 27, 2011

Oklahoma thin at RB for Insight Bowl (AP)

Oklahoma running back Roy Finch called his departed teammates "brothers." Running back Brennan Clay commented on how empty the locker room has gotten lately. Once the No. 1 team in the country, now the Sooners are just looking for someone to carry the ball against Iowa Dec. 30 at the Insight Bowl.
Via Rivals.com  |  December 20, 2011

Oklahoma looking thin at RB

Oklahoma running back Roy Finch called his departed teammates ''brothers.'' Running back Brennan Clay commented on how empty the locker room has gotten lately. Once the No. 1 team in the country, now the Sooners are just looking for someone to carry the ball against Iowa Dec. 30 at the Insight Bowl. Monday, coach Bob Stoops said freshman running back Brandon Williams...
Via AP on Fox  |  December 20, 2011

Sooners RB Finch cited for ‘property molestation’

Yes, property molestation. According to Tulsa World, Oklahoma running back Roy Finch was cited earlier this month on the misdemeanor complaint filed by an unnamed friend of Finch’s.  The “property molestation” comes into play due to alleged damage Finch did to the friend’s computer. Finch signed the complaint, which was filed Dec. 8, and was…
Via College Football Talk  |  December 13, 2011

Gundy Making Impression on Sunshine Star

Could Oklahoma be looking to make another run at a star Florida back to follow Roy Finch's success? It's clear Greg Bryant could see himself ending up in Norman.
Via Sooner Scoop  |  December 01, 2011

Oklahoma Running Back Roy Finch Has Filled Offensive Void for Sooners

Roy Finch isn’t a very big guy. The sophomore running back from Niceville, Fla. stands just 5’7″ above the ground and weighs just 166 pounds. However, Finch plays big. Very big. Finch had been used sparingly in the first half of the season due largely to the emergence of junior walk-on Dominique Whaley. Unfortunately, Finch was also in running backs coach Cale Gundy...
Via Rant Sports  |  November 29, 2011

Sooners roll past A&M; Broyles felled by knee injury

Landry Jones threw two touchdown passes and Roy Finch and Blake Bell added short TD runs on consecutive possessions and No. 7 Oklahoma pulled away from Texas A&M 41-25 on Saturday.
Via CBSSports.com  |  November 05, 2011

OU pulls away for 41-25 win over Aggies

No. 6 ranked Oklahoma held a slim 13-10 halftime lead but took advantage of a strong wind and Texas A&M turnovers to score 28 unanswered points in the third quarter to pull away for a 41-25 win over the Aggies. Landry Jones (left) passed for 255 yards and 2 TDs and Roy Finch rushed for 101 yards and 1 TD to lead the Sooners. Ryan Tannehill passed for 352 yards but suffered 3 interceptions.
Via tamu.scout.com  |  November 05, 2011

Oklahoma Sooners Football: Sophomore Roy Finch Stepping Up

When OU running back Dominique Whaley went down with an injury on Saturday against Kansas State, sophomore Roy Finch stepped up to fill in the void. The electric running back from Florida racked up 142 yards on just 16 total touches and had a 31-yard touchdown run near the end of the third quarter. Check out my story about this running back that’s going to have to be big for...
Via Rant Sports  |  November 02, 2011

Given playing time, Sooners' Finch taking advantage

An injury may have opened the door again for Oklahoma running back Roy Finch.
Via FOX Sports Southwest  |  October 31, 2011
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