Andrea Adelson, ESPN Senior Writer, reports on Notre Dame’s victory over Penn State in the College Football Playoff semifinal at the Capital One Orange Bowl, with kicker Mitch Jeter delivering a game-winning 41-yard field goal in the final seconds. Jeter, who struggled with injuries earlier in the season, emerged as a key player for the Irish, embodying their resilience. Notre Dame’s win, led by unexpected clutch performances from players like cornerback Christian Gray and wide receiver Jaden Greathouse, propels them to their first national championship game since 2013. Defensive coordinator Al Golden praised Gray’s interception, while Greathouse’s 54-yard touchdown reception tied the game at 24. The victory also marks a milestone for head coach Marcus Freeman, the first Black head coach with a chance to win a national championship. The game, initially a defensive struggle, turned into a thrilling offensive battle in the fourth quarter, showcasing the team’s determination and ability to overcome adversity.
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