Quarterback Noah Kim was once pegged to be the starting quarterback of Michigan State in 2023. That came with a lot of promise for the upcoming season, and hopes that Kim would unlock a part of the offense that had yet to be seen.
Unfortunately, things did not work out, and Kim moved on from the MSU program. Now at Eastern Michigan, Kim is finding a ton of success.
In the Eagles season opener against Sacramento State, Kim had a massive season opening performance. Going 27-for-38 with 279 yards and three touchdowns (two passing, one rushing), Kim’s performance earned him MAC Offensive Player of the Week honors.
Your Offensive @MACSports POTW: @noah_kim12 #TheFactory ⛓️ #ETOUGH pic.twitter.com/kMjYukthjj
— Eastern Michigan Football (@EMUFB) August 31, 2026
Kim will make his return to Spartan Stadium
in week two when the Spartans and Eagles square off.
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