Noah Tarrant

You need to know Rich James from 28.

You need to know Noah Tarrant from 2029.

That's going to be their top target.

for the 2029 class.

Carmelo Carter, the most underrated guy on the squad, was the main back, coating the rod for All Saints on Friday with 80 yards and a score.

And looking at the All Saints wide receiver room just shows you how many weapons they have with Noah Tarrant, the sophomore, tight end with three receptions for 48 yards.

Jaden Bryles with six receptions for 66 yards and a touchdown.

Braden Bolts caught five passes for 40 yards.

Braden Boltz putting defenders on skates.

Noah Tarrant making kids consider just packing it in for basketball season.

Jayton Bryles making your 4-6-4 look like a walk-a-thon at a nursing home.

Gabe Starling's putting you on a 9-by-16 poster.

You're going to be drinking a lot of milk.

Noah Tarrant would then make his introduction to TXPS football, going up and over a defender off of a strike from Davis and ripping the ball literally off of his helmet.

I'll have more on Tarrant later, but I really think there is a chance he goes down as one of the best prospects that we ever cover in this sport.

Byron Powers would continue to feast on the more inexperienced Parrish offensive line, forcing another stalled drive, and on the ensuing drive, Davis would hit Tarrant in stride on the slant as a safety would fall helplessly at his feet and then show off that 10-8 speed as he sprinted 78 yards to pay dirt.

It's easy for us to do this.

And when it's easy and you can press your will on a football field, it's a scary side for opposing teams.

Other things like that, you talked about Noah Tarrant.

The clip that you got where he's running in stride down the sideline, I saw someone tweet out somewhere.

It's only the guys returning.

You factor in Syracuse offer junior Braylon Davis at quarterback, Noah Tarrant at tight end with 24 offers, and Braden Bolts at running back with 37, Darren Lofton and Damarian Siderwhite at offensive line, and then Carmelo Carter, who played quarterback at the Heights but genuinely might just play anywhere on the field and go nuts as he runs a 4-4, 3-40, and 10-400.

All of you get the point by now.

From an X's and O's standpoint, this is a question of can Parrish's new offensive line hold up against Byer, Power, and Thomas crashing down like a tidal wave? Can Lucero and a new group of wideouts get open against a secondary that could rival the best in the state? But the biggest question, as Walker mentioned in the preview, can All Saints gel as a team? Can these kids put their own recruitments, their own thirst for stats aside and work together towards one common goal? Because that's always the book against All Saints, right? All the talent in the world, but they shoot themselves in the foot.

You have Jayden Bryles.

You have Major Factor.

You have Noah Tarrant.

You have all these weapons that, like, Kings and Thornton can only cover one of them, right? And you have too many weapons on the outside.

He's also, I wanna say that he's the number three or number four receiver in his class.

Uh, the other kid I wanna talk about is Noah Tarrant.

Now, he's a, he's also a 2029 tight end.

One of those kids that's just phenomenal athlete.

Just absolute playmaker.

He just moved to Frisco, uh, to Panther Creek this spring.

And so him and Noah Tarrant are two new guys that I posted over at InsideTexas.com. And I'll have us a new list, uh, of kids coming in in, in the next few weeks, probably, uh, sometime this afternoon or in the morning.

There you go.

I personally believe that very, very strongly, actually.

You already had Starling, Byer, Powers coming back, and then you bring in Noah Tarrant, Braylon Davis, Braden Bultz, Major Factor, William Winton, and a slew of new offensive linemen to block for them.

All those guys coming back were already the best in the state.

And now you bring in the best across other states into All Saints.