It’s impressive to see the growth that Holub has undergone since last season. While he’s always had the height advantage, I was hoping to see more physicality and toughness in his game. This year, he’s definitely delivered on that front. If you’ve watched any Valley Catholic games this season, you know that Holub is the one player who stands out. Not only is he the tallest on the field, but he’s also incredibly fast and agile. He plays both TE and LB for the Valiants, and he excels in both positions, showcasing impressive athleticism and physicality. It’s surprising to me that he hasn’t yet received any offers from FCS programs given his size and skills. While he may be a developmental player at the next level, he’s demonstrated a willingness to work hard and improve year after year.

Twitter: @NoahHolub

Up first is the impressive kid out of Valley Catholic High School, Noah Holub Noah Holub 6'6" | 205 lbs | TE Valley Catholic | 2024 State OR . Noah immediately jumps out because of his size, as he is 6’6″. That length is unteachable and could be valuable to many college football teams. Noah plays as an off-the-ball linebacker for the Valiants, showing great instincts, mainly when blitzing. College teams might also be looking at Noah as an EDGE prospect because of his length or something between an EDGE rusher and an off-the-ball linebacker. He may be viewed as a chess piece that defensive coaches can use however they need. Noah is an intriguing prospect, and I cannot wait to see what he does in his Senior year.