El Paso’s Pebble Hills High School football player Noah Tarrant has seen his name rise even further nationally in the past few days.
Tarrant, who will be a sophomore for the upcoming 2026 season. was offered scholarships by the University of Texas on Sunday, May 31 and by the University of Michigan and the University of Nebraska on Monday, June 1. Overall, he has more than 20 Division 1 offers.
Tarrant named freshman All-American
Tarrant was named to the MaxPreps Freshman All-American second team for the 2025 season.
Tarrant, a tight end, had six touchdown catches and 484 yards receiving for the 7-4 Spartans, who qualified for the Class 6A, UIL playoffs.
More national attention for Noah Tarrant
Tarrant is ranked as one of 50 players in the nation to watch out for in the Class of 2029 by Rivals, an online recruiting site dedicated to ranking up-and-coming college student-athletes.
Other college football programs who have offered Noah Tarrant
SMU, Texas Tech, South Carolina, Texas A&M, Vanderbilt, LSU, UTSA, North Texas and UTEP have all reached out to Tarrant with an offer.
Noah Tarrant joins elite El Paso company
In recent years, several El Paso high school football players have been recruited by successful programs.
El Dorado’s Ryan Estrada signed with Minnesota, Del Valle’s Jake Fette signed with Arizona State, Andress High’s Jeremiah Cooper signed with Iowa State, Franklin’s Justin Morales signed with Arizona and Canutillo’s LJ Martin signed with Brigham Young.
Felix F. Chavez can be reached at fchavez@elpasotimes.com; @Fchavezeptimes on X
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