Indiana, Miami and Title Game
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The Hoosiers are 15-0 and have steamrolled their first two CFP opponents due to their advantage in this category, but that might change against the Canes.
No. 1 Indiana and No. 10 Miami will face off for the 2026 CFP national championship on Monday, Jan. 19. Here's everything to know about the game:
The Hoosiers have overwhelmed everyone in their path, blasting No. 9 Alabama 38-3 in the Rose Bowl and dismantling No. 5 Oregon 56-22 in the Peach Bowl. With Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback Fernando Mendoza at the controls and no obvious weaknesses on the roster, Indiana enters as a more-than-touchdown favorite.
Three more sleeps for the Miami Hurricanes before they enter familiar hallways to play at home at Hard Rock Stadium as the away team in the National Championshi
There are so many ways to describe how surprising Indiana’s run to the national championship game is. The Hoosiers went from one of the most prolific losers in the history of college football to the unquestioned No. 1 team and clear favorite to win the national title on Monday against Miami.
If you can’t get to Florida to see Indiana play for the national title, consider making a vacation out of the Hoosiers' next home game.
The average ticket price to the Miami-Indiana college football championship game is $4,320. Undefeated Indiana has never played in the college football championship game. The game will be played at Hard Rock Stadium, the Miami Hurricanes' home field. We asked ChatGPT what you could buy for $4,320.
In a sport that splashes tens of millions of dollars to replace coaches every year, the Hoosiers are not helping everyone's pressure levels.
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Indiana and Mississippi had rather busy schedules the last couple of weeks as they competed in the College Football Playoff while the transfer portal window was open.
A Republican candidate with a history of failed campaigns on white supremacist platforms has filed for U.S. Representative in Indiana’s First District with the Nazi salute in his ballot name. Richard Benedict Mayers filed as a Republican candidate for the First District and listed his ballot name as Richard Benedict (Sieg Heil) Mayers,