West Virginia Becomes the Second School to Offer Noel Devine Jr.

Devine already has one of his sons on the Mountaineers roster, Andre, who was with Rich Rod in the 2024 season at Jacksonville State. He was a late transfer to Morgantown in mid-August. While it's exciting to hear that another Devine could find his way to WVU.

The bad news is that Noel Jr. is very young and not going to be in college anytime soon. Another aspect to consider is the fact that he was already offered by the Miami Hurricanes. If he is already drawing that type of attention. It’s fair to wonder if WVU would even be his front-runner spot by the time he is ready for college football.

Obviously, the friendship that Devine and Rodriguez have built over their time working together will play a factor in Noel Jr’s. future decision. If Devine is still helping coach the Mountaineer running backs by the time his 8th-grade son is ready to commit. If he is, it would give WVU a boost as they continue to try and compete in an ever-changing college football landscape.

Noel Jr. is a versatile middle school player who plays quarterback, wide receiver, and running back. He stands at 5'8", 136 lbs, and is already generating some buzz. WVU fans are going to be very curious to watch how Andre develops and if Noel Jr. ends up in Morgantown when the time is right.