On Dec. 6, former Westminster Schools standout Denton Shamburger’s college team secured victory in the NCAA Division I FBS Football Championship

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Dec 2, 2025
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On Saturday, Dec. 6, the Georgia Bulldogs, featuring former Westminster Schools standout Denton Shamburger, defeated the Alabama Crimson Tide 28-7 in the NCAA Division I FBS Football Championship.

The matchup occurred at Mercedes-Benz Stadium at 3 p.m. and marked the Bulldogs’ first encounter with the Alabama Crimson Tide in the tournament.

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Denton Shamburger — Junior — 6′0″ — 200 — Hometown: Atlanta

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