Productive JMU back with a strong high-school résumé and proven scoring touch
Scott Noble’s appeal is **efficiency and finishing ability**: he has shown he can find the end zone, and his high-school production at Franklin—3,619 rushing yards and 46 rushing TDs—signals a back who consistently created offense. JMU’s stats show him as a limited-volume contributor in college so far, so the upside case is more about role fit than volume production. If you want a back with credible pedigree, toughness, and a track record of scoring in bunches, he’s worth a look; if you need a proven high-usage feature back right now, the sample size is still small.[6][3][2]
