While most players will be diplomatic about who they would prefer to play in a championship game, Notre Dame running back Jeremiyah Love said in no

The Fighting Irish’s magical season rolls on with a thrilling Orange Bowl victory over Penn State, securing a National Championship berth.

Jeremiyah Love breaks multiple tackles to give Notre Dame a 17-10 lead over Penn State.

With Notre Dame football being the first team to make the College Football Playoff championship game after defeating Penn State on Thursday night, they can now watch the other game to see who they will face.

That is exactly what Notre Dame football has looked like for much of the 2024 season. It could have folded up shop and been content with the Pop-Tarts Bowl it appeared it was head

Notre Dame football is not the most glamorous team in the country. They do not possess a high-powered passing attack. This program is defined by its toughness and physicality. Those traits were on full display during a crucial touchdown against Penn State in Thursday night’s 27-24 win in the College Football Playoff Semifinals.

Notre Dame running back Jeremiyah Love has had a rushing touchdown in every game but one this season. His most recent touchdown for the Fighting Irish might be his toughest. Love, dealing with a knee injury that has him wearing a brace,

Jeremiyah Love could not be kept out of the end zone during Notre Dame’s Orange Bowl battle with Penn State on Thursday night, and gave an incredible effort to score a wild touchdown for the Fighting Irish.

Notre Dame running back Jeremiyah Love is expected to play in the College Football Playoff Orange Bowl semifinal game against Penn State, according to ESPN’s Pete Thamel. Love will wear a large brace on the knee that he injured last week and is expected to be at roughly 75 to 80 percent capacity with the ailment,