Cornerback Leonard Moore was a breakout star for Notre Dame during its run to a national championship and expectations are even higher in 2025. After earning Freshman Defensive Player of the Year honors last season the Texas native is battling to emerge as the nation's best cornerback as a sophomore.
Notre Dame’s cornerback Leonard Moore put together a spectacular freshman season, snagging two interceptions, forcing two fumbles, and defending 11 passes
It's been about five months since Ohio State defeated Notre Dame in the College Football Playoff national title game. But one ex-Notre Dame player had a claim about the game that has fans fuming and Buckeyes superstar Jeremiah Smith laughing.
When Notre Dame entered the 2024 football season it did so with what was assumed to be one of the nation's top secondaries. That was largely because of veteran cornerback Benjamin Morrison, safety Xavier Watts, and nickel back Jordan Clark.
Notre Dame breakout cornerback Leonard Moore appears to have made a uniform number change this offseason, according to a TikTok video posted by the Notre Dame Football TikTok page.
Though Ohio State beat Texas last week to now play in tomorrow’s National Championship against against Notre Dame, it was an uncharacteristic game for star freshman Jeremiah Smith against the Longhorns. Smith caught just one pass for three yards and was mostly a non-factor in terms of his production.
Notre Dame freshman cornerback Leonard Moore was named the National Defensive Freshman of the Year earlier this week by the FWAA, helping to cap off what has been a tremendous rookie campaign for the young defensive back.
The Notre Dame Fighting Irish punched their ticket to the College Football Playoff National Championship Game with a win over the Penn State Nittany Lions in the Orange Bowl this past Thursday.
Notre Dame freshman cornerback Leonard Moore has been an outstanding player for the Fighting Irish in his first season with the team, and he still has one more chance to build on his first-year resume.
Notre Dame is both in an enviable and yet unenviable position as it prepares to face Georgia on New Year’s Day in the College Football Playoff semifinals.
Notre Dame's defense was rocking Friday night against Indiana, controlling the entire game and not giving up a touchdown until the issue was already resolved late in fourth quarter.