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Only three more weeks until college bowl games begin, and as teams continue to navigate through their schedules, let's see how a few of our U.S. National Team alums did this past weekend, and which alum earned this week’s College Player of the Week.

Notre Dame linebacker Greer Martini earns game ball after in win vs. Navy

Greer Martini had an impressive game during Notre Dame’s senior day and last home game on Saturday. Greer's standout performance earned him this week's U.S. National Team College Player of the Week honors.

Martini played on the 2014 U-19 National Team.

During Saturday's game, No. 9 Notre Dame defeated Navy 24-17, and Martini led the Fighting Irish defense with 15 tackles (seven solo tackles and eight assisted tackles). 

An unstoppable dominance against Navy earns Greer Martini the game ball. pic.twitter.com/bLYQHfz8Re

— Brian Kelly (@CoachBrianKelly) November 18, 2017

Trevor Morris leads Rutgers in tackles

During Saturday's Big Ten matchup, Rutgers fell to the Hoosiers, 41-0.

However, 2015 U-19 National Team alum and Rutgers linebacker Trevor Morris was able to lead the Rutgers defense with 16 tackles (13 solo tackles and three assisted tackles).

Nick Starkel helps lead Aggies to another victory

In his second game back since breaking his ankle in the season opener, Texas A&M quarterback Nick Starkel showed that he has recovered.

Starkle played on the 2016 U-19 National Team. During Saturday's 31-24 victory over Ole Miss, Starkel completed 19 of 32 passes for 272 yards and one touchdown. 

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Three 20+ yard completions on the drive for @NickStarkel as the Aggies tie it up. #12thman #TAMUvsMISS pic.twitter.com/9LbWUO22d7

— Texas A&M Football (@AggieFootball) November 19, 2017

Jonathan Taylor continues to shine for No. 5 Wisconsin

2017 U-19 National Team alum Jonathan Taylor has taken college football by storm this season.

The true freshman has been a standout all season, and Saturday's 24-10 Badger victory over Michigan was no different for Taylor.

Taylor rushed for 132 yards on 19 carries. Taylor earned co-freshmen of the week Big Ten honors.

This is Taylor's seventh Big Ten Freshman of the Week award, which now ties him most in conference history alongside Ohio State's J.T. Barrett (2014) according to Big Ten.

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Jonathan Taylor earns his seventh Big Ten Freshman of the Week honor, tying him for the most in conference history. #OnWisconsin pic.twitter.com/18wo78DyoY

— Wisconsin Football (@BadgerFootball) November 20, 2017