WR Noah Thomas [Texas A&M - Signed LOI]

[Mavric]

Player: Noah Thomas

Hometown: League City, Texas

School: Clear Springs

Position: Wide Receiver

Height: 6-5

Weight: 180

Power 5 Offers: Arkansas, Baylor, California, Colorado, Mississippi, Nebraska, Notre Dame, Penn State, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas A&M

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247 Composite: #528 Overall; #70 WR; .8627;

 

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247: #82 WR;
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[Mavric]

 

[BigRedBuster]

He must be quite a bit smaller than jus dad.  

[uberism]

Looks like a 6'5'' legacy recruit. I really like the WR offers that wen out yesteray. Large frames, can all move well, good hands, all are productive, all can get can a 50-50 ball. 

 

BTW, looks like there is a good, big body WR out of North Dakota for the 2022 class. 

[The_Fan_Man]

Thomas is smooth for a guy that tall. Really makes guys miss.

[caveman99]

14 hours ago, Mavric said:

 

Sandman Junior?!!! Wonder if he has the same talent for smack talk as his Dad?

[Ulty]

6'5", 180?

[BigRedBuster]

29 minutes ago, caveman99 said:

Sandman Junior?!!! Wonder if he has the same talent for smack talk as his Dad?

Had a friend in college that lived in the apartment next door to him so I got to know him just a little.  That was interesting.

[Husker in WI]

I saw 6'5 receiver with the last name Thomas and thought it was Wilson Thomas's kid.. No offense to Wilson, but Broderick is a cooler legacy. 

[Mavric]

Are we really sure it's Broderick's kid?  He is nearly 54 which would mean he would have been about 38 when Noah was born.  Not that that out of the question but definitely on the older side.  And his Wikipedia page lists two sons but neither is Noah.  Also, a 247 article about his Husker offer didn't mention him being Broderick's kid which would seem to be a pretty nice note to have in there.

[Husker Fan In Texas]

34 minutes ago, Mavric said:

Are we really sure it's Broderick's kid?  He is nearly 54 which would mean he would have been about 38 when Noah was born.  Not that that out of the question but definitely on the older side.  And his Wikipedia page lists two sons but neither is Noah.  Also, a 247 article about his Husker offer didn't mention him being Broderick's kid which would seem to be a pretty nice note to have in there.

He is actually Broderick’s nephew.

[BigRedBuster]

11 hours ago, Mavric said:

Are we really sure it's Broderick's kid?  He is nearly 54 which would mean he would have been about 38 when Noah was born.  Not that that out of the question but definitely on the older side.  And his Wikipedia page lists two sons but neither is Noah.  Also, a 247 article about his Husker offer didn't mention him being Broderick's kid which would seem to be a pretty nice note to have in there.

I took it as his kid since he included a picture of him in the tweet.  I guess he’s a nephew.  
 

That said. It’s not uncommon for a 38 year old to father a child.  

[GlobalHusker]

When I was 18, 38 was really, really old to me. Now I’m past 38, 18 seems really, really young! Perspective I guess.

[Mavric]

 

[Mavric]

Texas A&M, Baylor and Notre Dame seemed to be at the top of his list although he said Nebraska, Colorado and Mississippi were right there as well.

 

William - also a former Husker - is his dad.  Has family that still live in Nebraska so he's been up here several times.

 

Only started playing WR this year.  Had a couple 200-yard, 2 TD games this season.