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Watch Javian Osborne pour it on for Notre Dame vs Stanford

Notre Dame gets a touchdown from four different running backs against Stanford.

Notre Dame's football team showcased their depth at the running back position during a recent game against Stanford, with Javian Osborne delivering a memorable performance. Despite having a formidable trio of Aneyas Williams, Nolan James Jr., and Jonaz Walton, Osborne stepped up to secure a crucial victory for his team. In the closing moments of the match, Osborne sprinted for a three-yard touchdown, finishing an impressive 16-play, 90-yard drive that lasted 8 minutes and 46 seconds.

This play not only highlighted Osborne's individual talent but also extended Notre Dame's lead to 58-7. The remarkable touchdown was another milestone for Osborne, marking his first career touchdown. The Fighting Irish continued their winning streak, with Osborne's contribution earning him a standing ovation from the crowd and widespread praise on social media.

Fans celebrated Osborne's skill and dedication, with @osborne__era proudly displaying their support with the hashtag #GoIrish. NBC captured the moment on video, which can be viewed at the provided link. Stay updated with all the latest Notre Dame news and insights by following the team's official accounts on X (formerly Twitter) and Facebook, and don't miss out on expert NFL picks and other exclusive betting insights only available at USA TODAY.

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