“Enjoyed it!!!” - Duke transfer Riley Leonard’s GF Molly Walding reacts to Notre Dame’s electrifying 2024 Spring game

Riley Leonard and his girlfriend, Molly Walding, enjoyed the Notre Dame annual Blue & Gold Spring game on Saturday. The 21-year-old quarterback couldn't make the game owing to his recent ankle surgery, but he supported his team from the stands.

Molly posted a couple of pictures on her Instagram. The first one was alongside Leonard. She wore a white shirt with beige pants, countering the chilly weather at the Notre Dame stadium in South Bend with a black long jacket. Leonard rocked a simple sweatshirt with blue chinos and a cap. Molly captioned her post,

"enjoyed it!!!!☘️"

The other story was a view of the gridiron with the Blue and Gold showing their skills and preparation for the 2024 CFB season. Have a look:

Screenshot via Instagram

The Blue team, led by young QB Steve Angeli, had the final laugh, defeating the Gold team by 28-21.

Notre Dame QB1 in 2024 CFB season, ft. Riley Leonard

There’s still time left for the 2024 college football season to start making buzz but one burning question looms over Notre Dame: Who will take the reins as the starting quarterback?

The quarterback room at Notre Dame boasts talent and potential, but uncertainties surround the availability of senior Riley Leonard, whose return to form is crucial for the team's success.

While Leonard's talent is undeniable, younger quarterbacks like Steve Angeli, Kenny Minchey, and CJ Carr have also made their presence felt, adding depth and competition to the roster.

Leonard's performance in 2022 helped lead Notre Dame to a playoff berth, but lingering ankle injuries have raised serious concerns about his availability.

Meanwhile, Angeli has impressed with his consistent performance and leadership abilities, making him an appealing alternative if Leonard's health becomes a concern. Minchey has proven playmaking abilities as a runner and the potential to improve as a thrower, adding to the quarterback dilemma.

However, the competition among the younger quarterbacks introduces challenges in determining the hierarchy within the quarterback room. Angeli is limited in arm talent and playmaking abilities compared to Minchey and Carr.