North Carolina
UNC, NC State in top five for Noah Rogers, top player in North Carolina
Rolesville’s Noah Rogers (5) makes a the 13-yard landing reception as Vance’s Nathaniel Spindle (7) defends throughout the first half of Rolesville Excessive College’s recreation in opposition to Vance Excessive College within the NCHSAA 4AA state championship at Carter-Finley Stadium in Raleigh, N.C., Saturday, Might 8, 2021.
ehyman@newsobserver.com
After which there have been 5 for the perfect participant within the state.
Rolesville large receiver Noah Rogers has narrowed his record of faculty selections down to 5 colleges, together with two within the Triangle.
Rogers (6-foot-2, 180 kilos) posted on his social media accounts that he has narrowed his selections all the way down to N.C. State, North Carolina, Florida State, Clemson and Ohio State.
The rising senior has not set an announcement date.
A four-star prospect, Rogers is ranked the No. 1 participant in North Carolina, in line with 247Sports, and the No. 10 large receiver within the nation.
In three varsity seasons for the Rams, Rogers has caught 102 passes for two,270 yards. He had 70 catches for 1,432 yards and 22 touchdowns as a junior, main Rolesville to the 4A jap finals. Rogers averaged greater than 20 yards per catch throughout the 2021 season.
Rogers has gives from big-time applications in each main convention within the nation. His brother, Cyrus, is a walk-on large receiver at UNC. Rogers can be good mates and 7-on-7 teammates with quarterback Lex Thomas, who has verbally dedicated to N.C. State. May these relationships sway his resolution a technique or one other?
Rogers burst onto the scene as a sophomore, serving to the Rams attain the 4AA championship recreation. That season he caught 26 passes for 591 yards and 9 scores. Within the state title recreation Rogers had a pair of highlight-reel landing catches.
He paired up with present South Florida quarterback Byrum Brown to type probably the greatest quarterback-receiver duos within the state a yr in the past.
This story was initially printed Might 12, 2022 8:16 PM.