Newsstand: Notre Dame with two players in On3 Impact Top 25 for 2025 season
With the 2024 season in the books, On3 is beginning to get an idea of how things will shape up for the 2025 season thanks to the transfer portal starting to settle. But who are the top 55 players?
On3 combed through the seasons of each of the top talents in the nation in 2024, intent on determining who the biggest impact players are. And there are two Notre Dame players in the top 10.
Rising sophomore cornerback Leonard Moore is the top cornerback in America per the list and the No. 8 overall player. Moore was recognized as a freshman All-American by six outlets: FWAA, College Football Network, 247Sports, Pro Football Focus, The Athletic and ESPN.
A product of Round Rock (Texas) High, the 6-foot-2, 191-pound Moore has appeared in 14 games for the Fighting Irish this season, starting in nine outings. He has accounted for 48 tackles (34 solo), 2 stops for loss, 2 forced fumbles, 11 pass breakups and 2 interceptions.
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Notre Dame rising junior running back Jeremiyah Love cracked the list at No. 10 and is the top running back. His sophomore season in 2024 was sensational, carrying the ball 163 times for 1,125 yards with 17 touchdowns, while adding 28 receptions for 237 yards and 2 more scores.
For the entire top 25 list, click here.
Notre Dame tweets of the day
Quote of the day
“If I could take a moment to thank Coach Freeman, all the student-athletes up there that I had the honor of coaching and obviously Pete Bevacqua and Jack Swarbrick for the opportunity to be there and be a part of that great run. It’s very seldom that you have the chance to do firsts at Notre Dame, but to host the first playoff game, to win the Orange Bowl, win the Sugar Bowl, win 13 in a row, that was great.”
— Former Irish DC Al Golden during his introductory press conference with the Cincinnati Bengals
Headlines of the day
- Notre Dame signee Leah Macy makes 2025 McDonald’s All-American Game roster
- Notre Dame coaches on the road: Marcus Freeman has big stops lined up on the West Coast
- Four-star WR Brayden Robinson talks Notre Dame visit and high interest in the Irish
- Ranking the best games of the 2024 season for the Notre Dame offense per Pro Football Focus
- Why top-100 OL recruit Tyler Merrill almost did not visit ND for junior day
- The Gold Standard: Intel on Notre Dame’s massive junior day recruiting event
- Where Notre Dame stands for dominant DL recruit Dakota Dickson following first trip to South Bend
- Notre Dame offensive lineman Ty Chan chooses transfer portal destination
