Notre Dame QB Riley Leonard explains why he sat out a play vs. Louisville
The Athletic’s Pete Sampson grabbed the quote from the “injured” one, and it wasn’t exactly that. Leonard told the press that he just got the wind knocked out of him, and needed a play to regroup. He said that “it was really no problem after a couple minutes. It really didn’t play an impact on me.”
Riley Leonard never flinched. Not from contact on the football ... And certainly not from his newfound responsibilities ...
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Just one play later, Fighting Irish quarterback Riley Leonard ran it in from the 4-yard line with 2:40 left to play in the ...
Notre Dame's head coach reacted to starting quarterback Riley Leonard being booed after a slow start against Miami (Ohio).
SOUTH BEND — Notre Dame football coach Marcus Freeman again expressed confidence in struggling quarterback Riley Leonard ahead of Saturday’s trip to unranked Purdue. “Nobody’s role has ...
Shortly after the Notre Dame Fighting Irish recovered a huge fumble against the Louisville Cardinals, Notre Dame quarterback ...
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