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Notre Dame punter Joe Restic
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"This was definitely my best day
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'Until today, it's really been sort
>f an off-year for me. I guess it
;ame at a pretty good time too?for
i while there, we were't doing
mything but exchanging punts and
[ believe we held the advantage
here.
"IT SOUNDS SORT of strange
jut I was hitting them today
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said. "It's pretty important for a
punter to be oblivious to everything
that's going on around him. You
just rely on the natural motions
that you've already developed and
you'll usually get your best kick."
Referring to his 64-yard run that
ended upset hopes for USC, A1
Hunter said the run "came off a
play we'd been running at them all
day. But the last time, the seam
just seemed to break and all I could
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