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Tuscaloosa Native Takes His Talents To Baton Rouge - Vimarsana News

Tuscaloosa Native Takes His Talents To Baton Rouge

Former Hillcrest Patriot and Notre Dame Fighting Irish punter Jay Bramblett took to his social media on Monday to announce he will head to Baton Rouge to play college football and pursue a masters degree with the LSU Tigers.

Tuscaloosa Native Takes His Talents To Baton Rouge - Vimarsana News

Tuscaloosa Native Takes His Talents To Baton Rouge

Former Hillcrest Patriot and Notre Dame Fighting Irish punter Jay Bramblett took to his social media on Monday to announce he will head to Baton Rouge to play college football and pursue a masters degree with the LSU Tigers.

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Tuscaloosa Native and Notre Dame Starting Punter Enters Transfer - Vimarsana News

Tuscaloosa Native and Notre Dame Starting Punter Enters Transfer

Former Hillcrest High Patriot and Notre Dame punter Jay Bramblett entered the transfer portal just hours after the Irish's loss in the Fiesta Bowl.

Kyren Williams helps No. 10 Notre Dame cruise past Navy - Vimarsana News

Kyren Williams helps No. 10 Notre Dame cruise past Navy

Kyren Williams ran for two touchdowns and No. 10 Notre Dame recorded a key fourth-quarter safety in a 34-6 win over Navy on Saturday in South Bend, Ind.

Notre Dame punter Jay Bramblett going beyond the job description - Vimarsana News

Notre Dame punter Jay Bramblett going beyond the job description

Tony Ding/AP SOUTH BEND, Ind. — The most memorable tackle of Notre Dame’s 2020 football season, non-Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah division, belonged to Jay Bramblett. Yes, the punter. You may recall Bramblett, who doubles as the team’s holder on place kicks, standing his ground near midfield as Clemson’s Travis Etienne came roaring up the left sideline. This was last Nov. 7, on the final play of the first half of what became a 47-40 Irish upset win in double overtime. Etienne, the leading rusher in Atlantic Coast Conference history, had just corralled a long field-goal attempt eight y...