commit #3

[gioff23]

Justin Noye
3 star ATH
from Rochester

 

[woomba]

Do you know which position he's being recruited for? He's also listed as a dual-threat QB

 

[huskymedic]

Do you know which position he's being recruited for? He's also listed as a dual-threat QB

McAllisterOnFox 2:14pm via Twitter for iPhone
I think UConn got a very nice, really athletic prospect in Noye. Love him on offense. UConn was only school who wanted him there

 

[Chin Diesel]

McAllisterOnFox 2:14pm via Twitter for iPhone
I think UConn got a very nice, really athletic prospect in Noye. Love him on offense. UConn was only school who wanted him there

Good idea to go against the flow on the Athletes. If they don't work out after a year or two, you can always flip them.

Also makes you wonder if all schools did due diligence as to what side of the ball he preferred.

 

[huskymedic]

Good idea to go against the flow on the Athletes. If they don't work out after a year or two, you can always flip them.

Also makes you wonder if all schools did due diligence as to what side of the ball he preferred.

From Jim Fuller @ NHR:

>>Rochester QB commits to UConn

Justin Noye, a dual threat quarterback at East High in Rochester, NY., is the latest Class of 2014 prospect to commit to UConn. Noye, a 6-foot-1, 185 pounder, is also a standout sprinter in high school who some recruiting databases list as a receiver. Rutgers and Temple are among the others teams who offered Noye.

http://runwayramblings.blogspot.com/2013/06/rochester-qb-commits-to-uconn.html

 

[Carl Spackler]

Size and speed in an offensive player. 11th grade

6'1" 195 list

6.80 best 55 meter indoor 2013 season,

11.47 in 100m and 24.15 200m on april 4th outdoor.

Also plays quarterback.

http://ny.milesplit.com/meets/136635/results/239621

 

[Srqhusky]

This is a stud get. Probably one of the most advanced players we've gotten. We will be watching him on nfl draft boards five years from now.

 

[NickyNewark]

This is a stud get. Probably one of the most advanced players we've gotten. We will be watching him on nfl draft boards five years from now.

Do you know which position he's being recruited for? He's also listed as a dual-threat QB

@I hear their gonna give him a shot to try Wildcat QB first and go from there!Sort of a "change of pace" guy to juice up the offense!

 

[2UCONN04]

http://www.democratandchronicle.com...niversity-of-Connecticut-football-Justin-Noye

“(UConn) was the only school that wanted to put the ball into my hands (as a receiver) instead of playing defense,” Noye said. “That played a big part.”

 

[UConnSportsGuy]

“(UConn) was the only school that wanted to put the ball into my hands (as a receiver) instead of playing defense,” Noye said. “That played a big part.”

He obviously hasn't seen too many of our games in the past couple of years. He may get more chances to carry the ball as a DB than a WR.

....I kid, I kid.