Take a look at Class of 2028 Slot WR Noah Patell's profile with @GEMCLASS_ Recruiting! Check out his pinned highlight reel on Twitter/X @noahpatell2028#Top400#Prospect https://t.co/hKAbFlyjwq
Ladies and Gentlemen we have officially our 5th interview of the summer series out of 15 prospects thus far. On June 9th at 7pm Eastern the amazing @noahpatell2028 and his awesome parents will be joining us. @CoachJonSumrall@CoachDavisWR 🐊🐊🐊🐊🐊🐊🐊🐊🐊
*I am a D1 Coach*
• I see your highlight tape on my feed
• Love what I see
• Thinking you’re an Offer-able player
• I DM you and ask for your transcripts
• I see C’s and D’s on your Transcript
• You can’t get into my school
• I Unfollow you and find a new recruit to Offer with A’s and B’s on their transcript
Noah Patell (@noahpatell2028) didn’t just have a good weekend; he made a statement that demanded attention, and truthfully, it felt like a moment that was only a matter of time. The way he moves tells you everything. Every route is run with purpose; his cuts are violent yet crisp, snapping defenders off balance and creating instant separation without wasted motion, hesitation, or doubt. Once the ball goes up, it feels automatic, with strong, sure hands that turn even the toughest throws into completions, and when he hits that next gear, defenders are left chasing with no chance to recover.
This wasn’t just flashes; it was full control from start to finish in a setting where nothing is given. At the 2026 U.S. Military Combine in Orlando, an elite, invite-only event loaded with talent where every rep is evaluated and every detail matters, Noah didn’t just hold his own; he stood out in a way that couldn’t be ignored. He made absolutely ridiculous catches all day long, hauling in passes that most wouldn’t even attempt, turning routine plays into highlights, and finding the end zone over and over again.
And while all of that was unfolding, there was a different kind of satisfaction watching it all come together. Sitting back with popcorn ready, just waiting for everyone else to finally see what was already clear, that this was coming. That this moment was building. That this wasn’t new, just now being noticed.
The result said it all. MVP.
But this feels bigger than a single performance. This is what happens when someone keeps working, keeps showing up, and stays ready for the moment when the lights finally find them. Now the buzz is real, the attention is growing, and the respect is starting to match the production.
Noah isn’t just having a moment. He’s making sure he stays in the conversation.
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NEW: These 8 schools currently stand out the most for former Kansas LB Joseph Sipp Jr., he tells me.
The 6'0", 230 LB has totaled 174 tackles (93 solo), 15 TFLs, 7 sacks & 2 pass deflections across his career at Bowling Green & Kansas.
What’s the move? 🤔
Husker Nation — here’s why Anthony Colandrea makes sense, and it’s more than a résumé.
Full seasons.
No injuries.
Never benched.
Just as important, he’s got the right mindset. Coachable. Eager to learn. Focused on improving instead of chasing spotlight.
He’s aggressive but smart, plays to move the ball, went 10–4, and was developed under Dan Mullen.
If Nebraska wants a QB who can lead now and keep getting better, this feels like the right move. 🌽🏈
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