Alabama vs. Notre Dame: Deputies' Sons to Face off in BCS Title Game
When No. 1 Notre Dame and No. 2 Alabama take the field, two Gwinnett County Sheriff's deputies will be watching more than just a national championship game.
The Gwinnett County Sheriff’s Office has a unique stake in this year’s BCS National Championship game between the top-ranked Notre Dame “Fighting Irish” and the No. 2 Alabama “Crimson Tide." Two Sheriff’s Deputies, Gwinnett County Deputy Sheriff Tamara Tuitt-Bartlett and Reserve Deputy Sheriff Jerome Hubbard, have sons playing in this year’s title game. Reserve Deputy Jerome Hubbard’s son Adrian Hubbard, a Lawrenceville native and Norcross High alum, is a starting outside linebacker for the Crimson Tide. The red-shirt sophomore will be playing in his second national championship game with the Tide. According to Dep. Hubbard, “Adrian has always worked hard and has accomplished everything he has put hismind to, his mother and I are very …
