It's not just that Notre Dame has one of the best running back duos in the country. It's not just that Jeremiyah Love especially is one of the best players in the sport. It's how Love constantly tops himself as he leads his team to another impressive win as the Fighting Irish march to the playoffs once again.
On Saturday, the Irish didn't play anywhere near perfect football. They allowed one of the worst teams in the country to stick around at Boston College. But that wasn't Love's doing. He ran for 136 yards on 17 carries, and it was his 94-yard touchdown run that really made headlines.
Jeremiyah Love sets Notre Dame record with 94-yard touchdown
It wasn't just that Jeremiyah Love set a Notre Dame record with his 94-yard run. The first running back to ever have runs of more than 90 yards in their Fighting Irish career, it was the way he did it. A new angle shows just how impressive Love was, even if he got a little help from his friends.
This was going to be a positive run regardless bc of the blocking. But the burst and proximity awareness of Jeremiyah Love turns it into a 94-yard TD.
— Dane Brugler (@dpbrugler) November 2, 2025
Would've been a TD in a two-hand touch game. pic.twitter.com/H4OmQ767Wf
NFL Draft analyst Dane Brugler had a new look at the long touchdown run from Love, and the first thing it showed is that he did indeed get some excellent blocking. The Fighting Irish offensive line opened a massive hole for him to blast through.
However, the video also shows how Love turned the run that would have been a solid gain into a home run. As he runs through the hole in the line, he manages to avoid several tacklers and then is off to the races.
Of course, before Love takes it all the way to the house, he has a little fun with the Notre Dame sideline, and even while slowing down a bit to jaw at his teammates, he still outruns everyone on Boston College.