Now listed at 227 pounds on his 6-foot-6 frame, Notre Dame punter James Rendell has gained three pounds since the end of last season.

The coaching staff has referred to James Rendell as a 5-tool punter because of everything he can do. We hear what the Australian says about that and discuss his comments. * We also discuss Rendell ...

Special teams coordinator Marty Biagi traveled to Australia and earned a commitment from the 23-year-old James Rendell, a former Australian Rules Football player and promising punter prospect.

On Wednesday, the Notre Dame Fighting Irish signed Australian punter James Rendell as part of its incoming 2024 recruiting class. According to Irish Sports Daily’s Matt Freeman, Rendell comes to ...

Notre Dame's Sonia Citron is one of 16 players nationwide that has been invited to attend the WNBA Draft Monday night at The Shed at Hudson Yards in New York City. The Dallas Wings hold the No. 1 pick ...

With James Rendell returning to be the punter, Schmidt's role will most likely be on kick off, but will have the opportunity to hone in his skills as their place kicker in the fall. Burnette was a ...

Ohio State punter Joe McGuire and Notre Dame's James Rendell are long-time friends, and have messaged throughout their runs to the National Championship game.

Coach Biagi spoke about the progress James Rendell made throughout the course of the year, focusing on how he improved throughout the last half of the season. Coach Mickens spoke about how the ...

Notre Dame punter James Rendell, a former Australian Rules Football player, is looking to expand his role beyond decoy on fake punts. Rendell has gained weight and speed and is open to running the ...

* CBS college basketball legend Bill Raftery was recently asked about his famous “ONIONS” catchphrase. It’s BLANK that when he was on ESPN they told him to stop using it but then after some writers ...

SOUTH BEND —Notre Dame football punter James Rendell had a key role as a decoy last season on a handful of widely celebrated fakes out of punt formation. “We’ll see,” Rendell said with a ...