Notre Dame's Riley Leonard was reportedly "vomiting" on the sideline at the CFP championship game after leading the Irish to an opening drive TD.

If Notre Dame beats Ohio State in Monday night's national championship, it will do so on the arm and legs of quarterback Riley Leonard. That much became very clear during the epic opening drive for the Fighting Irish.

Riley Leonard had a message after Notre Dame jumped out to an early lead over Ohio State in the national championship game.

Notre Dame's Riley Leonard leaving a legacy on hometown Fairhope The former Fairhope quarter had led the Fighting Irish to the CFP National Title game -- and he's kept his hometown close to his heart throughout.

In the days leading up to the national title game, Notre Dame quarterback Riley Leonard wasn't quiet about his faith. During a media appearance, he suggested

The Notre Dame Fighting Irish have struck first in the national championship game against the Ohio State Buckeyes. It’s all thanks to Irish quarterback Riley Leonard, who capped off a 18-play, 75-yard scoring drive with a 1-yard touchdown run. Leonard had 9 carries for 34 yards on the drive, which chewed 9:45 off of the clock.

In leading the Notre Dame Fighting Irish on an 18-play, 75-yard drive capped with a one-yard touchdown dive, quarterback Riley Leonard promptly ran to his sideline and threw up, per ESPN sideline broadcaster Molly McGrath.

Riley Leonard carried the ball 9 times on a historic opening drive for Notre Dame in the National Championship Game against Ohio State.

As Notre Dame quarterback Riley Leonard made his media rounds prior to Monday night’s College Football Playoff National Championship Game against Ohio State, he recalled some of his favorite moments at Duke — not on the gridiron,

Riley Leonard is set to enter the NFL Draft after what he'll hope will be a championship winning year in his final season of college football, where he could enhance his stock heading to the pro's