Indiana's Curt Cignetti complains about lack of calls against Miami during halftime of national title game
President Donald Trump sits with Ivanka and Kai at the college football national championship. (Obtained by Fox News Digital)
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Indiana's Fernando Mendoza left bloodied after huge hit from Miami defender
President Donald Trump sits with Ivanka and Kai at the college football national championship. (Obtained by Fox News Digital)
Trump arrives at Indiana-Miami college football national championship
Joel Klatt broke down the national championship game between the Miami Hurricanes and the Indiana Hoosiers. He explained why it's important to contain Indiana's run game early for Miami's defense. Joel analyzed how QB Fernando Mendoza can threaten...
Trump congratulates Indiana and Miami ahead of CFP national title showdown: 'May the best team win!'
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Men's College Basketball Rankings: Houston, Virginia Climb, Arizona Still on Top
What an awesome week of college basketball! We started with five undefeated teams, and now, we are down to three: Arizona, Nebraska, and Miami (Ohio), as Vanderbilt and Iowa State both lost back-to-back games.
Surge of bets on Miami moves line toward underdog Hurricanes - ESPN
The betting action on the College Football Playoff championship shifted over the weekend, with a surge of respected money coming in on the Miami Hurricanes and causing the point spread to move toward the underdog Hurricanes.
College Football Playoff National Championship: Experts pick Miami-Indiana - ESPN
After more than four months and the 12-team College Football Playoff, the season has one game remaining.
Indiana, Miami battle for college football national championship: What to know
Joel Klatt and Colin Cowherd discuss Indiana’s pursuit of being the first 16-0 team ever in CFB, Miami’s odds of causing an upset, whether or not the Big Ten has surpassed the SEC, and how Alabama QB Ty Simpson will fare in the draft.