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Notre Dame vs. BYU snap counts, participation chart

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Michael Mayer has the most career catches of any Notre Dame tight end (Photo by Ethan Miller/Getty Images).

Notre Dame used 54 players between all three phases in a 28-20 win over BYU Saturday. The Irish deployed 19 on offense, 23 on defense, four specialists and eight players who appeared only on special teams.

Notre Dame’s offense was on the field for 75 plays, including those nullified due to penalty. The Irish defense logged 43 snaps.

Here are the players who saw action against BYU and the number of snaps they logged, courtesy of Pro Football Focus. Starters are listed with a (*). Notre Dame started one running back, two tight ends, one wide receiver, four defensive linemen, three linebackers and four defensive backs.

Notre Dame offense

Quarterback: Drew Pyne* (75)

Running back: Chris Tyree* (29), Logan Diggs (29), Audric Estime (26)

Wide receiver: Braden Lenzy* (53), Lorenzo Styles* (42), Jayden Thomas (43), Deion Colzie (10), Matt Salerno (12), Tobias Merriweather (3)

Tight end: Michael Mayer* (75), Davis Sherwood* (6), Holden Staes (13), Eli Raridon (35)

Left tackle: Joe Alt* (75)

Left guard: Jarrett Patterson* (75)

Center: Zeke Correll* (75)

Right guard: Josh Lugg* (75)

Right tackle: Blake Fisher* (75)

Notre Dame defense

Vyper: Isaiah Foskey* (27), Justin Ademilola (22)

Defensive tackle: Jayson Ademilola* (38)

Nose tackle: Chris Smith* (28), Gabriel Rubio (23)

Strong-side defensive end: Rylie Mills* (20), Nana Osafo-Mensah (20)

Mike linebacker: Bo Bauer* (6), JD Bertrand (25)

Will linebacker: Marist Liufau* (37), Prince Kollie (10), Junior Tuihalamaka (2)

Rover: Jack Kiser* (27)

Strong safety: Houston Griffith* (15), DJ Brown (31)

Free safety: Brandon Joseph* (37), Xavier Watts (9), Ramon Henderson (8)

Field cornerback: TaRiq Bracy* (36), Cam Hart (39), Jaden Mickey (27)

Boundary cornerback: Benjamin Morrison* (33), Clarence Lewis (7)

Slot cornerback: Bracy, Mickey

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Special teams

Kickoff coverage: Watts, Lewis, Morrison, Bauer, Kollie, Griffith, Tuihalamaka, Bracy, safety Justin Walters, linebacker Jordan Botelho

Kick return: Thomas, Bauer, Kollie, Colzie, Estime, Sherwood, Salerno, Lenzy, running back Skip Velotta, tight end Barret Liebentritt

Punt return (excluding one snap of punt-safe defense): Bauer, Hart Bracy, Tuihalamaka, Kollie, Lewis, Griffith, Morrison, Foskey, Henderson, Botelho

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Punt coverage: Bauer, Liufau, Lenzy, Griffith, Sherwood, Kollie, Liebentritt, Hart, defensive end Alexander Ehrensberger

Field goal protection: Sherwood, Alt, Lugg, Fisher, Raridon, guard Rocco Spindler, guard Andrew Kristofic, tackle Tosh Baker

Kickoff: Zac Yoakam

Placekicker: Blake Grupe

Punter: Jon Sot

Long snapper: Michael Vinson

Holder: Sot

Kick Returner: Tyree

Punt Returner: Joseph

Other notes

• Defensive tackle Howard Cross III, a starter each of the first four games, was inactive with an ankle injury.

• Cross’ absence and defensive tackle Jacob Lacey’s departure from the team this week led to a career-high in snaps for Rubio.

• Bertrand, a three-game starter, did not play until the second half because of a targeting ejection Sept. 24 vs. North Carolina.

• This was the first game where Bracy didn’t lead the defense in snaps. He left late in the game with an injury.

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