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Nate Noel, DS #999 RB, Appalachian State 
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Name: Nate Noel
College: Appalachian State Number: 20
Height: 5-10 Weight: 175
Position: RB Pos2:
Class/Draft Year: Fr/2024
40 Low: 4.36 40 Time: 4.46 40 High: 4.54
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Data Scout Notes: 2020: NAC
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Nate Noel, Appalachian State, Player News
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No underclassmen shined brighter than Nate Noel. Normally the true freshman isn't even on the depth chart, sitting behind seasoned running backs Daetrich Harrington, Cam Peoples and Marcus Williams Jr. But with Peoples and Williams out, Noel became Harri ngton's primary backup. Noel took his first career carry late in the first quarter. He took his third for 17 yards. By the third quarter, he scored his first App State touchdown as the Mountaineers pushed the game out of reach. The Miami native, who went to the same high school (Northwestern) as defensive lineman Demetrius Taylor, finished with 131 yards on 14 carries. "I think Nate just shocked college football," said Zac Thomas, App State's starting quarterback. "He came out here and played his heart out." After the game, Clark made a comparison other coaches have mentioned. He said Noel has the speed and smarts comparable to Darrynton Evans, who left App State as a junior to become a third-round pick in this year's NFL draft. "Nate Noel, he's a dyna mite player. Nate can take it the distance," Clark said. "And the more he plays, the better he'll be." - Winston-Salem Journal
(DS#999 RB) Fr/2024  RB Nate Noel, Appalachian State
News Source: Winston-Salem Journal
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Appalachian State beat Campbell 52-21 on Saturday at Kidd Brewer Stadium. The win pushes the Mountaineers' record to 2-1 and completes their non-conference schedule. App State navigated a shorthanded sideline for the victory. The Mountaineers were missin g 18 players because of contact tracing to one of the three active COVID-19 cases in the football program. They were also without three assistant coaches: special teams coordinator and running backs coach Brian Haines, tight ends coach Justin Watts and w ide receivers coach Pat Washington. App State leaned on some major spot contributors, as well as many other new faces. Freshmen such as outside linebacker Jalen McLeod, running back Nate Noel (who rushed for 131 yards and a score) and tight end Eli Wilso n played for the first time in their App State careers. - Winston-Salem Journal
(DS#999 RB) Fr/2024 RB Nate Noel, Appalachian State
News Source: Winston-Salem Journal
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