TUSCALOOSA, Alabama (AP) Tyler Buchner, Alabama’s backup quarterback, is returning to Notre Dame as a lacrosse player.
Buchner stated on social media on Wednesday that he will return to South Bend, Indiana, after one season at Alabama to finish his degree. He intends to remain with the Crimson Tide until the College Football Playoff. Alabama will face Michigan in the Rose Bowl on January 1.
“I am excited to return to ND to play lacrosse and graduate in May,” Buchner said on the X platform, which was previously known as Twitter. “Before that, I’ll be carrying on with my initial commitment to Alabama Football through the playoffs and finishing what I started.” I can’t thank everyone enough for their ongoing help.”
After starting the 2022 season as Notre Dame’s starter, Buchner followed first-year offensive coordinator Tommy Rees to Tuscaloosa. He made his season debut against South Florida, completing 5 of 14 passes for 34 yards.
Buchner finished the season in third place behind starter Jalen Milroe and reserve T
Tickets for the 90th Tony the Tiger Sun Bowl, featuring Oregon State and Notre Dame, are still available through a variety of outlets.
Fans can acquire tickets by calling either Notre Dame or Oregon State. Re-sales are also available through TicketMaster, according to Sun Bowl organizers.
The game on Friday, December 29, will begin at noon and will be broadcast on CBS. Notre Dame is 9-3, while Oregon State is 8-4.
According to the Sun Bowl website, Oregon State will sit on the east bench, while Notre Dame will sit on the west.
As a public service statement, we must state that there will be no boxing on Boxing Day. However, there is football.
Following a brief holiday break, the collegiate bowl season resumes Tuesday with three games on the four-letter network.
The day has no real overall theme. Six different conferences are represented in the three games. There are no champions, but one of today’s competitors was a finalist. As we head westward, the choices later in the day tend to make for more fascinating watching, but every bowl game has the potential to surprise. Here are the games for the day.
The New York Giants will almost certainly receive an apology letter or two (or three) from league headquarters this week after their officiating crew, lead by Ron Torbert, cost Big Blue a number of botched decisions or no-called in Week 16.
In a now-viral moment during the 33-25 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles, head coach Brian Daboll raged on the officials.
Officials punished rookie center John Michael Schmitz for a false start on a critical fourth-down play, despite the fact that it was not a false start. Indeed, it should have been referred to as a defensive offsides.
The Eastern Michigan Eagles had a chance to play South Alabama in the 68 Ventures Bowl on Saturday.
Unfortunately for them, finishing on the losing end of a 59-10 score left one Eagles player, senior defensive back Korey Hernandez, looking for another one, which culminated in a sucker punch on the enemy long after the final whistle had blown.
Several videos shot by spectators and later shared on social media showed Hernandez sprinting down the field as South Alabama chanted their alma mater to celebrate the victory. When Hernandez punched South Alabama defensive back Jamarrien Burt in the back of the head while Burt was still wearing his helmet, a scuffle developed, involving members of both schools before the fight was broken up.
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