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Notre Dame Dominates Boston College 41-7

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No. 3 Notre Dame beat Boston College 41-7, improving to 9-1 and strengthening its College Football Playoff hopes after its upset of Miami. CJ Carr threw for 217 yards and two touchdowns, while freshmen Jonaz Walton and Nolan James Jr. combined for 214 rushing yards and two scores as the Irish took a 31-0 halftime lead. Notre Dame outgained Boston College 500-136 and held the Eagles to 51 passing yards. Coach Marcus Freeman praised the team’s focus amid comparisons to Boston College’s 1993 upset of Notre Dame after a major win over a top-ranked opponent. The loss was Boston College’s third straight; coach Bill O’Brien said the Eagles struggled to block, get open and generate offense.

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