I didn’t get to see the Trojans as much as I usually do, but whenever I did, Finnell’s skill set and smooth, aggressive style of play caught my eye. Quite frankly, at no point did he look like a sophomore. His father is one of the best coaches in high school lacrosse, so it’s no surprise that Jeff plays with the poise and IQ that he does. Still, those qualities are certainly noteworthy, along with his 25-goal, 27-assist production. He does all the right things with and without the ball. Every pass is on the money, every cut is made at the right time, and questionable shots simply aren’t part of his game. He has awesome hands, a wicked shot, and has worked especially well in tandem with Top 10 recruit Ben Smith, a recent Princeton commit. While I think it’d be crazy to say any ’28 is “still” on the board just two weeks into the contact period, Finnell is a recruit who should be scooped up by a top program expeditiously. From there, watch his stock continue to rise.