Jeremiyah Love proved just how impressive he is at "75 to 80%" during Notre Dame's College Football Playoff semifinal win over Penn State. While Love's statline—11 carries, 46 yards and one touchdown—didn't jump off the page,

Backing up Love is Jadarian Price, who’s had a solid year toting the football himself. He and Love form a nice 1-2 punch and Price can handle the workload should Love be sidelined. Aneyas Williams has had some key carries, as well. Devyn Ford is next off the bench following Wiliams.

The Notre Dame Fighting Irish have their work cut out against No. 8 Ohio State in Monday’s College Football Playoff National Championship game. Fortunately for

Notre Dame star running back Jeremiyah Love will be at 95 percent capacity in the College Football Playoff National Championship Game against Ohio State, accord

Jeremiyah Love sported a knee brace in recent games due to an injury but he might not need it Monday night. As Notre Dame preps for the national championship against Ohio State, Love said it would be a game-time decision for the 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. Love’s Herculean effort to get into the end zone early in the fourth quarter briefly gave Notre Dame their first lead of the game.

Based on how the games went during Jeremiyah Love's visits to Notre Dame, its an upset that he wound up in South Bend.

There is some intrigue with this contest and who Notre Dame should be rooting for. I think they should want the Longhorns to win, as they matchup best with them. Irish star running back Jeremiyah Love knows who he wants to see in the title game, it’s Ohio State as he told On3’s Andy Staples.

Ohio State had a couple snoozers to start things off as they dominated their first two CFP games. Ohio State blew out Tennessee at home in the first round as they won 42-17, and then they smoked one seed Oregon in the quarterfinals as it was 31-0 halfway through the second quarter. They cruised to a 41-21 win.

With the game tied at 10-10 early in the fourth quarter, Notre Dame faced a 1st-and-goal situation at the Penn State 2-yard line. They turned to Love on first down, running the back to the left side on a power design, pulling right guard Charles Jagusah in front of him, along with tight end Mitchell Evans.