Notre Dame 2026 commit earns a huge Florida high school football honor
Notre Dame 2026 commit earns a huge Florida high school football honor
Honored to be voted on and selected as the Seminole County 'PLAYER OF THE YEAR' after having a great Junior Season going to our schools 1st ever State Championship, Throwing 3,024 yards and 37 TDs 🐏
Wouldn't be here without my coaches, teammates, trainers, teachers and family!… pic.twitter.com/DDuHYKxVvF — Noah Grubbs ✞ (@NoahGrubbsQB) May 13, 2025
Notre Dame football landed its 2026 quarterback Noah Grubbs fairly early into the process, and it is looking like a huge recruiting win for the Blue and Gold.
The Florida star has been committed since June 1st of last year, and has been very pro-Irish on social media, pushing others to join him in the class. The 6-foot, 4-inch and 188-pound quarterback had a phenomenal junior year, and on Monday was named as the Seminole County Player of the Year.
Grubbs guided his team to the state championship game, while throwing for 3,024-yards with 37 touchdown passes. Ranked as the No. 174 overall prospect according to the 247Sports Composite Rankings, he's regarded as one of the best quarterbacks in the nation.
The Irish got one of Florida's best to come up North, as big things are expected from Grubbs when he arrives on campus. Congrats on the honor Noah, we look forward to seeing you dominate during your senior season before heading to South Bend.
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