Air Noland earns Elite 11 Finals invite; See why he topped the field
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2024
- Air Noland, Ohio State's class of 2024 QB commit, took part in a crowded field at the Elite 11 finals in Carrollton (Ga.) outside of Atlanta this past week.
There was only one immediate finalist named at the event and that was Noland. Why was he so good? We have several minutes of his clips here for you to check out. The future is bright at Ohio State at quarterback and Noland really has endeared himself to Ohio State fans with his abilities, even if he has a whole year to go before he really is in the mix with the Buckeyes.
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Best looking lefty I've seen in years! Awesome! Great pick up. Go Bucks!!!
I like his effortless throwing motion.
When Kaepernick was having workouts all last summer. Everyone was like “this guy totally needs a shot in the NFL. He could probably start” have them watch this and tell us Air Noland shouldn’t be on an NFL roster this fall. Dude is gonna be special.
Dude can chuck it . 🏈
Future heisman winner at osu I can feel it! O-H!
He can spin it, but has that Stroud touch to hit it on all 3 levels!!
Best upcoming QB draft prospect
Awesome thanks guys go bucks
I love Michigan...but Noland seems to have a much quicker more compact release and the ball jumps off of his hand. Davis is highly accurate, but his throwing motion is more looping. GO BLUE!
I thought Air's delivery was quick and smooth and consistent. So happy he is gonna be a Buckeye! How does him being a lefty help OSU? How will it impact the opposition?
His footwork looks good from what I can tell.
When Day gets ahold of him this young man is going to be scary good
How is this kid just a 4 star
I wondered that too. 15-0, Georgia player of the year, over 4000 yards throwing, 55TD’S/ 4 INT . Plus 5 running TDS.
Say the same all the time. Logic of the game of American football
What are the WR's reactions/opinions with regard to a lefty QB?
I don't see why it would he a problem. Matt Leinart and Tua Tagovailoa were both good enough lefties qbs to be top ten draft picks, and Leinart even won the Heisman.
@@BulletProofSoul1029, it wasn't my intention to suggest it was a problem. Since lefties are far and few as QB's, I was just curious if they noticed a difference and/or how their adapting. Also, does Air lead and communicate well? Just trying to better know him vicariously.❤️🌰🏈💯
@@mrpricklypear22 Oh your good, no worries. I didn't take it that way at all. I was just saying there have been some successful lefties out there. The main difference with having a left handed QB is their blind side is reversed. Usually your best O-Lineman is at left tackle, because when a right handed QB drops back they're naturally facing right, so their blind side is coming from the left and you want the most athletic lineman on that side to protect it. With a lefty, it's reversed, so the responsibility for the left and right tackles flop. It's not an easy adjustment either, so that may be a challenge. With the passing, I don't think it will affect the receivers much because most of the time the QB is anticipating where the receivers will be. The ball gets there the same way, but there is a difference in the rotation. With a lefty, the ball is spinning counter clockwise, as opposed to clockwise when its coming from a right hand passer. Where it would seem really awkward for the receivers are short passes when they're waiting for the ball, because it's being released at a different angle than they're used to, but it wouldn't take long to adjust. As far as personality, Air is the type of kid that will fit seamlessly in the OSU culture. He's a thoughtful and respectful kid with a hard work ethic. There are a lot of videos interviews on YT worth watching to get a feel for his personality.
@@BulletProofSoul1029, thanks for your reply and the breakdown of football mechanics. Although at a lower level, I experienced most of the scenarios you described. Again, I was merely trying to gather ttrue intel from the player's perspective. Also, I have seen about 7'ish YT videos of Air. He appears to be be an all around impressive individual that should fit well into the Buckeye fold.
@@mrpricklypear22 No worries.
Go Blue!!!