WATCH: ESPN's College GameDay analyst Kirk Herbstreit's son Chase Herbstreit pulls off an unbelievable touchdown on the first play  

St. Xavier High School senior quarterback Chase Herbstreit stunned football fans on Saturday with his jaw-dropping performance on the very first play of the game against Centerville High School. Herbstreit completed an 80-yard touchdown run, setting the tone for the Bombers' commanding 34-10 victory.

The highlight play went viral, showcasing Herbstreit’s agility and ability to rise to the occasion under pressure.

This game was special as Chase’s father, ESPN analyst and former Ohio State quarterback Kirk Herbstreit once played for Centerville. Kirk was honored during the game.

Chase had amassed 567 passing yards and six touchdowns in four games before the game, along with an impressive 225 rushing yards and four additional scores. The Bombers entered the contest with momentum, winning three straight games after a season-opening loss to Lakota West.

Their victories over Indianapolis Cathedral, Withrow and Centerville further solidified their strong season performance.

Chase Herbstreit shines as three-star recruit, impresses with standout performances

Chase Herbstreit is a three-star rising prospect, and On3 has rated him as one of the best 125 quarterbacks in the country. He went into the week with 567 passing yards and 10 touchdowns, including 225 rushing yards.

Though it’s still uncertain where Herbstreit will land for college football, his talent is undeniable. Schools like Kentucky and Notre Dame have shown strong interest, and Herbstreit remains open to all possibilities.

“Whatever teams decide they want me, I would give all teams the same chance,” Chase Herbstreit told On3. “I would love to play college football anywhere. I am just looking to that opportunity.”

Chase credited his father and ESPN analyst Kirk Herbstreit as a guiding influence.

“Having a dad like mine definitely helps,” Chase told On3. “He knows what it takes to have success in the game. He has done it and he helps me a lot. Not only has he had success at a high level, but with his job, he sees highly successful players everywhere he goes. I get great feedback from him, so he is a big help to me.”

St. Xavier has been on a roll and recently won over Cathedral, the fifth-place holder in the state, by 35-31. Herbstreit was the game's hero, passing for 263 yards with three touchdowns and rushing for 48 yards, adding two more scores. Meanwhile, top target Cameron Taylor got 149 receiving yards and two touchdowns.