Finley Bizjack, the 6‑foot‑5 guard who concluded a three‑year stint at Butler with a career‑high 17.1 points per game, has officially joined the West Virginia Mountaineers program.
A Fresh Face with Familiar Firepower
His arrival adds a dynamic scoring option and a reliable free‑throw shooter to a roster that has been hungry for a consistent offensive catalyst.
During his final season with the Bulldogs, Bizjack shot 85 percent from the line, hit six three‑pointers in a 30‑point outing against Boise State, and earned a spot on the All‑Big East Third Team, underscoring his ability to perform in high‑pressure moments.
Coaches note that his comfort handling the ball as a primary playmaker should open up spacing for teammates, while his defensive intensity aligns with the program’s recent emphasis on two‑way play.
Bizjack’s decision to stay at Butler before ultimately committing to WVU reflects a calculated move toward a new environment where he can showcase his full skill set, a transition that fans hope will translate into more wins for the Mountaineers.