Recruiting/Player Profile: Nolan Morical/Alexandria (2021)
<span class="mceItemHidden">With this <span class="hiddenSpellError">Northstar</span> Football News recruiting profile, we head north up I-94 to Alexandria where we chat with NFN Class of 2021 prospect <strong>Nolan Morical </strong>who plays running back and is a kick returner for the Cardinals. We'll chat with Nolan about his 2019 season, his recruiting interest and much more.</span>
<strong>Nolan Morical (Class of 2021)</strong>
<strong>Position: </strong>Running Back/Kick Returner
<strong>High School Program:</strong><span class="mceItemHidden"> Alexandria</span>
<strong>Get to Know Nolan Morical</strong>
Morical is a tough kid that's a hard worker, a great teammate and is a very shifty runner at running back. Nolan credits his two biggest strengths as making people miss and his elusive speed.
<strong>Favorite Parts About Running Back</strong>
Morical told Northstar Football News that his favorite thing about the running back position is "getting the ball, running with it, and having the opportunity to score," as I feel as that's most running back's top favorite part about the position, especially scoring.
<strong>College Interest</strong>
Morical said he has been contacted by one MIAC program in Division III that and is the Concordia-Moorhead Cobbers. Morical said he is "interested in any college football opportunities" as far as his college football interest goes.
<strong> Improvement from the Off-Season by Morical</strong>
Morical said the biggest improvement he had to make this off-season was to be "less easy to tackle" he told Northstar Football News. He worked all off-season to get bigger and stronger and it paid dividends for him this season for the Cardinals rushing attack.
<strong>Nolan's Mentor</strong>
Nolan credits his older brother, <strong>Steffen Morical</strong> who plays football at Concordia-Moorhead as his football mentor. "He taught me about the game and we'd always play and watch football together at home," he told NFN about his brother. He said watching him play in high school and at Concordia-Moorhead has inspired him to the game of football to this day.
<strong>Biggest Things Nolan Learned About Himself This Season</strong>
Nolan said with the more confidence he has in his play, the better he will play going forward. That is good advice to himself going into his senior year. He also learned how much work you need to put in in the off-season to see results on the field make a difference. Thanks to Nolan Morical of Alexandria for the report!
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