BY MATT JONES
The Ademilola twins — Jayson and
Justin — have secured their athletic
futures on the football field, but some
of the fiercest battles between the two
brothers have been on the wrestling
mat.
The two Notre Dame class of 2018
verbal commitments grew up in Jer-
sey City, N.J., as accomplished wres-
tlers, with Jayson still planning to
compete at St. Peter's Prep this fall.
So who has the edge when the two
spar?
"He knows my moves," Jayson
said. "It's pretty even."
"We always go back and forth,
so sometimes he would get me and
sometimes I'd get him," Justin said.
The duo's football skills, though,
are what caught the attention of
Notre Dame coaches.
Justin is rated as a four-star pros-
pect, the No. 10 outside linebacker
and No. 172 overall player in the ju-
nior class, and the No. 6 2018 pros-
pect in New Jersey by 247Sports. The
website lists Jayson as a four-star tal-
ent, the No. 180 overall player in the
country, the No. 16 defensive tackle
nationally and the No. 7 prospect in
New Jersey Twins Find A New
Home At Notre Dame
The Ademilolas — Jayson (left) and Justin (right) — are both listed as four-star prospects by 247Sports.
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JAYSON AND JUSTIN ADEMILOLA
