West Virginia Mountaineers fans will love who just got a scholarship offer

Nov 26, 2010; Pittsburgh, PA, USA; West Virginia Mountaineers running back Noel Devine (7) and quarterback Geno Smith run up field against the Pittsburgh Panthers during the fourth quarter at Heinz Field. West Virginia won 35-10.Mandatory Credit: Charles LeClaire-USPRESSWIRE
Nov 26, 2010; Pittsburgh, PA, USA; West Virginia Mountaineers running back Noel Devine (7) and quarterback Geno Smith run up field against the Pittsburgh Panthers during the fourth quarter at Heinz Field. West Virginia won 35-10.Mandatory Credit: Charles LeClaire-USPRESSWIRE | Charles LeClaire-Imagn Images

On Monday, every college football fan felt old on Sunday when a young football player by the name of Noel Devine Jr reported he picked up his first scholarship offer, which came from the Miami Hurricanes. Fans instantly realized that Noel Devine Jr was the son of Noel Devine, the former West Virginia Mountaineers star.

When West Virgina fans saw that Noel Devine's son was at the age of becoming a college football recruit, the fanbase instantly wondered why they hadn't jumped in the race yet, especially with Rich Rodriguez back in Morgantown.

It didn't take long for the Mountaineers to fix the mistake as on Monday, Noel Devine Jr shared the news that he picked up his second scholarship offer.

When his son shared the news, Noel Devine got to share the heartwarming news on how special it was for his son to pick up an offer from his alma mater at such a young age.

Noel Devine Jr is a member of the 2030 recruiting class, meaning that he's only 13 years old and in 8th grade. Based on the fact that Devine Jr is already receiving Power 4 offers, he's going to be a highly sought-after recruit, but it'll likely never come close to the hype his father had as a recruit.

Coming out of High School, Noel Devine was one of the most sought-after players in the Country, ranked by Rivals Industry Recruiting Rankings as the 5th ranked recruit in the Country, the 2nd ranked running back in the class, and the top player out of Florida. Devine's High School highlight tape stacks up against some of the best for any athlete.

At West Virginia, Noel Devine became one of the best running backs in the Country being named First-Team All Big East once and to the Second-Team once. In 2021, West Virginia inducted Noel Devine into their Sports Hall of Fame.

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