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CFP Recap: Takeaways from Indiana’s win over Miami in the national championship game

Indiana, the #1 seed in the playoff and only undefeated team, completed the perfect run and became college football’s first 16-0 national champions since 1894.

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Where is Hard Rock Stadium: Indiana vs Miami in college football national championship

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At Fernando Mendoza's Miami high school, students are 'torn' over who to root for in college football's national title game

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Who won the national championship game? Indiana vs Miami CFP score

The Indiana Hoosiers won the 2026 College Football Playoff national championship game.

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College Football Playoff national championship game, Indiana vs. Miami: Live updates, score, highlights today

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Miami loses national championship as Indiana finishes undefeated: Reaction, updates

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Fans gather in Bloomington, across Indiana to watch championship game

The line to get into the watch party at Indiana University's Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall wrapped around the building late Monday afternoon despite temperatures well below freezing.

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Miami vs. Indiana Highlights: Hoosiers Win 2025 CFP National Championship

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Indiana beats Miami 27-21 to clinch undefeated season and first national title

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Miami Loses Coach to Another College Football Playoff Team

The Miami Hurricanes are set to lose one of their top position coaches after the dust has setting from teh National Championship game loss. Miami's tight end c

Indiana, Fernando Mendoza hold off Miami to win first national championship in program history: Live updates and reaction

Indiana’s national championship is a sign of the changes that have happened to college football in recent years. However, it’s still Ohio State ahead of other big-name program

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Carson Beck pulls an unsportsmanlike move after Miami’s loss in CFP final

Carson Beck apparently did not learn the value of sportsmanship during his six total years of college eligibility.