Noah just keeps it rolling! This kid absolutely runs like the wind, and any game could be an explosive play for big yards and even a TD. He will face an extremely talented Orchard Lake St. Mary’s defense that has plenty of dudes, but we’ll see if they can stop Noah from running all over him like he has done to much of the competition up to this point. Whether it be inside, outside, direct snaps or handoffs, Noah is a threat to have another huge performance this Saturday.

I’m shocked that I didn’t catch on to Noah Sanders Noah Sanders 5'11" | 180 lbs | RB Groves | 2025 State MI earlier. First off, Noah’s film shows dominance against some of the best run-defense teams in Michigan. Second, Noah has recently earned several MAC offers, plus a Greyshirt offer from Michigan State.
There are a few near-elite traits that Noah possesses as a running back that make him a fringe B1G 10 prospect. First, his speed. Noah self-reports as running a 4.4 40, and I generally believe it. His tape shows great explosiveness out the gate and sensational top-speed at the second level. In addition, Noah has sneaky-good athleticism, with is showcased on many of his inside runs. There are several highlights where Noah makes a quick, subtle juke, fake, etc that allows him to navigate through tight traffic. In addition, his balance is quite good, and he doesn’t allow arm tackles to bring him down, but I’d like it if his contact balance was a tad better.
The vast majority of his highlight are inside runs between the tackles. Though I have no doubt that Noah has high upside with the outside run and pass game.

Noah is a relatively new prospect to us, but wow- he’s had an incredible offseason. Earlier this year, he received offers from Wayne State, BGSU, and others. Just eight days ago, Noah received a Grayshirt offer from Michigan State.
Diving into his film, Noah shares one trait that’s shared by most D1 prospects: Speed. His very first highlight showcases this. That first highlight shows elite north-south running as he takes a carry 50-yards to the house. Noah also showcase good vision on several occasions. In order to truly break through as a Division 1 prospect, I’d like to see Noah improve his contact balance and open-field elusiveness.