Boric then studied Civil Engineering at the University of Auckland,[3] and in 2008, the final year of his degree, received news of his inclusion in the All Black squad when he heard his name read out on the radio.
[2] In his early days at North Harbour and the Blues, Boric alternated between the role of lock and blindside flank before deciding to concentrate on the former position.
[2] After making his first appearance as an All Black coming on as a substitute against England on 13 June 2008, Boric's first match as part of the starting line-up was against the Springboks in Dunedin, replacing the suspended Brad Thorn.
Boric can now be seen commonly visiting the Golf Warehouse in Takapuna to consistenty hit balls over the back net.
[citation needed] His large stature frightens the smaller Golf Warehouse employees such as Mr. Edward Henning and Mr. Alex Benton.