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Notre Dame Fighting Irish Land Quarterback Sam Hartman
Former Wake Forest Demon Deacon Joins the Irish
Hartman Brings Experience and Leadership to South Bend
The Notre Dame Fighting Irish have landed a highly touted quarterback in Sam Hartman, a former Wake Forest Demon Deacon. Hartman, who was born on July 29, 1999, brings a wealth of experience and leadership to the Irish program.
Hartman spent the final season of his collegiate career at Notre Dame with one major goal in mind: getting to the NFL. With his impressive performance at the NFL Combine and Draft, Hartman is well on his way to achieving his dream.
Notre Dame head coach Marcus Freeman is excited about the addition of Hartman to his team. "Sam is a proven winner and leader," said Freeman. "He has a strong arm, quick release, and is very accurate. We're confident that he can come in and compete right away for the starting quarterback position."
Hartman will have the opportunity to compete with rising sophomore Tyler Buchner for the starting quarterback job. Buchner, who started most of the games for the Irish last season, is a talented and promising quarterback. However, Hartman's experience and leadership could give him the edge in the quarterback competition.
Notre Dame is hoping that Hartman can help lead the Irish to their first College Football Playoff appearance since 2020. The Irish have a talented roster, and with Hartman at the helm, they have a chance to make a deep run in the playoffs this season.
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