Noah is another really good receiver, as well as a good defensive back for this Lake Norman squad. Last season, Noah had 36 catches for 600 yards and 6 touchdowns, while contributing 3 interceptions on defense. He’s a really good athlete, runs excellent routes, and has very reliable hands. On top of those stats, he was an All-Conference selection with a 4.5 GPA – some impressive accolades that should make any college football program interested in his skills. With a PWO from Duke and an offer from Davidson, I think more recruiting interest is going to be coming Noah’s way sooner rather than later.

Noah Jacobsen Noah Jacobsen 6'0" | 175 lbs | WR/DB Lake Norman | 2027 State NC is one of the more complete skill players on Lake Norman’s roster and a true two-sport standout with baseball athleticism that shows up on the football field. The 6’0, 175-pound slot receiver brings a complete game to the position — strong hands, polished route running, toughness, and playmaking ability.

Jacobsen is a real difference maker with the ball in his hands. His run-after-catch ability is dynamic, turning short completions into explosive plays, while his route running consistently creates separation. What really separates him is his willingness to do the dirty work — he blocks, plays physical, and competes every snap. Add in his sure hands and strength, and you have a total package receiver.

His upside is already being noticed as he recently picked up a PWO opportunity from Duke, and with another strong season, his recruitment could continue trending upward.

I enjoyed watching Noah’s highlight film from this past season. Noah shows an ability to run a wide variety of pass routes as a receiver. He can line up in the slot or on the outside, but in both positions, he shows some strong traits. Noah’s route running is some of the best I’ve seen from a technical standpoint – he gains leverage against faster defensive backs with the discipline he executes his routes on a consistent basis. Noah shows strong hands against tight coverage, and he has a strong knack for finding holes in coverage in quarterback scramble situations. He’s in line for a big senior year with a talented QB throwing him the football.