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Notre Dame's 2026 Recruits Win State Championships
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Notre Dames 2026 football recruiting class is making waves, not just for their high rankings, but for their impressive state championship wins. Four future Fighting Irish players, including defensive lineman Elijah Golden, quarterback Noah Grubbs, and offensive tackle Grayson McKeogh and safety Joey OBrien, secured their teams titles with dominant performances. Golden recorded nine tackles, five tackles for loss, and three sacks in the final game, while Grubbs threw for over 3,250 yards and 40 touchdowns, leading his team to a Hail Mary victory. OBrien snagged three fourth-quarter interceptions, including a 95-yard pick-six, and contributed on offense with ten catches and a two-yard touchdown pass. These championship victories showcase the talent and winning attitudes of these recruits, boding well for the future of Notre Dame football.
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