At one point, Notre Dame was up by more than three scores. They were just too dominant, and the Hoosiers' late-game rally was far from enough to compensate. One player who contributed significantly to Notre Dame was running back Jeremiyah Love.

The highlights have included long runs, towering leaps and big scores. Can Love now lead the Fighting Irish to their first title since 1988?

Jeremiyah Love, headed for a date with No. 2 Georgia, brightened after a recent Notre Dame football practice at the mention of his high school math teacher.

Jeremiyah Love’s touchdown run was eye-popping, and the call from Tony Simeone on Notre Dame radio matched the energy.

Notre Dame sophomore running back Jeremiyah Love turned on the jets to start the expanded College Football Playoff.

Notre Dame also played five games against ranked opponents this season, and the offense averaged 209.2 yards and 6.2 yards per attempt in those games. Notre Dame has rushed for at least 200 yards in eight games this season and went for at least 190 yards in 10 of the team's 13 games this season.

Notre Dame defeated Indiana, 27-17, in the College Football Playoff opener at Notre Dame Stadium. The Fighting Irish (12-1) advanced to face Georgia in the quarterfinals.

Notre Dame running back Jeremiyah Love scored on a 98-yard touchdown run vs. Indiana to mark the longest run in College Football Playoff history:

One of the more interesting games comes between the Georgia Bulldogs and Notre Dame Fighting Irish. Georgia hasn't played since they won the SEC Championship weeks ago while Notre

Notre Dame ranks second in adjusted EPA per play and first in pass success rate allowed among all FBS teams on defense. They have shown some cracks here and there in run defense,