I saw Oliver this past weekend as Calvert Hall scrimmaged Bishop McNamara. A player I have seen many times over the years and he continues to stand out with his play each time. Oliver is one of the top uncommitted QBs in the state of MD for the 2027 class and he showed this weekend why schools still looking should be offering him.

On the day he throwing the ball with nice timing/anticipation and zip. Throwing bullets into tight coverage, fitting it in that small window for his WR to make the catch. Oliver showed well rolling out and throwing on the run down the field. His legs are a big weapon wether using them to extend the play or running for big chunk plays. He also had a pretty deep ball on a post route down the field. Launched the ball out there for his receiver to catch it in in stride and take it in for the score. Oliver currently holdsnoffers from Brown, Wagner, Murray State, and receiving interest from Lafayette and WVU. Look for plenty of FCS school still looking for a QB in the 27 class to come calling for Oliver’s talents this fall.

Noll heads into his senior year with an offer from both Wagner and Murray State.

In the first 9-out-of-10 games last season, Noll completed 72-of-138 passes for 971 yards, nine touchdowns, and four interceptions. He also ran the football 34 times for 392 yards and two touchdowns.

Outside of a lopsided loss to Archbishop Spalding, Noll and his team had very competitive games against the rest of the MIAA A conference last season.

Noll received an offer from Brown on March 16th. I believe a lot of his interest will come from the FCS level for now.

It has been a while since we have had the chance to cover Olive Noll here in Virginia. Now playing for Calvert Hall, and representing Team Blacks Ops at the Duel, he was excellent. This 7v7 event had the top ranked qbs from up and down the east coast and Noll was one of the best. It was nice to see how much he has grown as a passer since we last covered him out of Woodgrove a couple years ago. The 68th overall ranked prospect should start to get offers his way soon.

Oliver Noll Oliver Noll 6'2" | 190 lbs | QB Calvert Hall College | 2027 State MD has steadily climbed the rankings since first entering the conversation and now sits at No. 6 in his class, a rise fueled by a strong junior campaign that showcased his expanding skill set. Noll’s value is evident in his dual-threat ability, as he proved to be dangerous both with his legs and through the air, consistently stressing defenses in multiple ways. His improved playmaking ability and confidence under center turned heads throughout the season, and the arrow continues to point up. Coming off a productive junior year, expect Noll to build on that momentum and position himself for a potential breakout season as he enters the next phase of his development.

Oliver Noll Oliver Noll 6'2" | 190 lbs | QB Calvert Hall College | 2027 State MD put his full skill set on display this season, showing the ability to drop the ball in the bucket on vertical throws and consistently give his receivers chances to make plays downfield. His touch and ball placement stand out on film, particularly when pushing the ball beyond the intermediate level, where he delivers with confidence and timing.

Noll also added another dimension to his game with his legs. He flashed speed and quick acceleration when plays broke down, turning potential sacks into positive gains and stressing defenses outside the pocket. That added mobility makes him more than just a distributor, positioning Noll as a multidimensional offensive threat who can keep defenses honest both through the air and on the ground.

Noll is what I call a gamer. He had a solid sophomore year campaign, completing 72-of-138 passes for 971 yards, nine touchdowns, and four interceptions, and rushing for 392 yards and two rushing touchdowns. He’s a work in progress (not in a bad way), and I can see him developing into one of the best quarterbacks in the conference. Noll is someone I saw towards the end of the season and he clearly was confident jin his abilities.

When Noll ripped off a long touchdown run in the first half, it solidified my belief that this kid was a gamer. He also threw the game-winning touchdown pass with less than a minute left in the game. I don’t know his exact stats for the game, but I do know he made timely passes and runs to move the sticks for his team. Most importantly, he didn’t turn the ball over. I have to give Noll credit for making some clutch throws on that game-winning drive as well.

Oliver Noll Oliver Noll 6'2" | 190 lbs | QB Calvert Hall College | 2027 State MD Primed for Breakout Junior Season After Strong Sophomore Campaign

Oliver Noll Oliver Noll 6'2" | 190 lbs | QB Calvert Hall College | 2027 State MD gained valuable experience this past season, seeing snaps in nearly every game and finishing with a well-rounded stat line. The dual-threat quarterback threw for 462 yards and 3 touchdowns on 81 attempts, while also adding 268 rushing yards and 4 scores on the ground.

Noll checks a lot of boxes for a rising junior signal-caller. He throws with noticeable zip, showing the ability to fit passes into tight windows, especially down the seams. As a runner, he’s just as dangerous. With strong ball-carrier vision and underrated strength, he can bounce off of weak tackles and has the speed to take it the distance when given space.

With a season of experience already under his belt and continued development ahead, Noll could be poised for a true breakout year as a junior. He’s a name to watch in the 2027 quarterback class.

Oliver Noll Oliver Noll 6'2" | 190 lbs | QB Calvert Hall College | 2027 State MD wasn’t the biggest quarterback or the player with the strongest arm, but he was one of the most consistent at the Showcase. His footwork and mechanics in the pocket were flawless. He had very few passes that were not thrown accurately, as he consistently hit receivers. That is why Noll earned a top 5 performance at the showcase. He was consistently one of the best players at the Showcase.