Jack Nosal has the type of frame that immediately catches a college coach's attention, and he proved that throughout the Rubio Long Snapping TOP 12 Camp in Lewiston, ID on July 7-9, 2026. He has a gorgeous frame and can easily pass an eyeball test from a college coach. Jack is built extremely well, has gorgeous starting form, and consistently throws a tight spiral that is very easy to catch and seems to stick right to the punter's hands. He generates very good pop on the ball and does an outstanding job using his entire body throughout the snapping motion. The harder Jack snaps the ball and the more he trusts his outstanding frame and mechanics, the more dominant he becomes. He is also an excellent blocker who gets into the gap very quickly. Jack averaged right around .76 at 15 yards, ran in the mid-to-upper 5s in the 40-yard dash, and posted a 5.18 in the 5-10-5, which is very good for a Long Snapper of his size. I came away extremely impressed with his upside and long-term potential. He has the type of frame and snapping motion that could allow him to snap a football for a very long time. The sky is the limit for Jack. Looking forward to seeing him this fall!