Cincinnati Transfer Noah Jennings Joins Minnesota's Receiver Corps
In a move to bolster its receiving corps, the University of Minnesota landed transfer receiver Noah Jennings from Cincinnati on Friday night. The 6-foot-1, 190-pound Jennings brings a wealth of experience and production to the table, having played for two FCS powerhouses in his previous collegiate stints.
A native of Columbia, South Carolina, Jennings spent one season with the Bearcats, racking up 23 receptions for 323 yards. He was equally effective in his time at Charleston Southern, hauling in 72 grabs for 885 yards and four touchdowns over a two-year period.
According to Pro Football Focus, Jennings was graded as having an above-average overall performance, earning him marks of 67.3 and 66.7. The transfer has played predominantly in wide receiver roles, seeing the field in nearly all snaps in his last season.
With this addition, Minnesota has now signed a total of 15 players since the NCAA transfer portal opened on January 2. This latest commitment brings Jennings' classmate Perry Thompson from Auburn into their ranks, as well as making Jennings the second transfer wideout to join the Golden Gophers' receiving corps.
In a move to bolster its receiving corps, the University of Minnesota landed transfer receiver Noah Jennings from Cincinnati on Friday night. The 6-foot-1, 190-pound Jennings brings a wealth of experience and production to the table, having played for two FCS powerhouses in his previous collegiate stints.
A native of Columbia, South Carolina, Jennings spent one season with the Bearcats, racking up 23 receptions for 323 yards. He was equally effective in his time at Charleston Southern, hauling in 72 grabs for 885 yards and four touchdowns over a two-year period.
According to Pro Football Focus, Jennings was graded as having an above-average overall performance, earning him marks of 67.3 and 66.7. The transfer has played predominantly in wide receiver roles, seeing the field in nearly all snaps in his last season.
With this addition, Minnesota has now signed a total of 15 players since the NCAA transfer portal opened on January 2. This latest commitment brings Jennings' classmate Perry Thompson from Auburn into their ranks, as well as making Jennings the second transfer wideout to join the Golden Gophers' receiving corps.
. His ability to adapt and excel in different roles could be a game-changer for the team. I'm intrigued to see how he'll fit into the Golden Gophers' offense and contribute to their overall success this season 
. The fact that Minnesota has signed 15 players since the NCAA transfer portal opened is also telling - it suggests they're taking a bold approach to shaping their roster 
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I'm so hyped for Noah Jennings to join the Minnesota Golden Gophers! He's got such an impressive resume and I love that he's bringing his experience and production to the table 
. 23 receptions for 323 yards from Cincinnati alone is a big deal, let alone adding those stats from Charleston Southern too! 
. Let's see what Noah can do on the field! 
. He's got 23 receptions for like 323 yards in a year... meanwhile I'm over here watching my fave NFL players drop dimes left and right 
. Don't get me wrong, the Gophers need all the help they can get, but is this guy really gonna make that big of a difference? 
just got word that this is gonna be a game changer for Minnesota's recieving corps! Jennings is like the real deal, he brought some major heat last season with CSU... and now he's gonna do the same thing in Minneapolis 
323 yards in one season? that's impressive even for an fcs player. hope gophers' OC can get him the ball in space where he can thrive 
. Like who wouldn't want a proven FCS player with some big stats, right? I think this is a solid move by the team and they're gonna crush it this season 
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meanwhile noah jennings looks like a solid pickup though he's got some sick stats from those fcs powerhouses he played for 
... just thinking about all these transfers coming in and it's like the whole NCAA is one big football swap meet lol 
... Minnesota's got a solid team now, but I wonder how they're gonna juggle all these new faces and positions - it's gonna be an interesting season to watch 
can't wait to see how he does on the field 
i mean 323 yards in one season at cincinnati thats insane he played good in sc and now hes joining the gophers team with his classmate perry thompson gotta see what kind of magic he brings to that receiving corps
