Weber State’s gritty two-way veteran guard-forward
In the 2009-10 season, Josh Noble gave Weber State a steady, low-usage perimeter piece: 4.8 minutes, 0.9 points, 0.6 assists, and 0.6 rebounds per game, with a 31.8% field-goal mark and 25.0% from three.[1][2] His calling card was disruptive defense and connective play—he also posted 0.1 steals and strong ball-security impact relative to his role, which hints at a coachable, team-first guard-forward who can fit if you want toughness, effort, and unselfish minutes rather than a scoring engine.[2][3]
