Fernando Mendoza celebrates national title win with Indiana priests
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What does hiring of Robert Saleh mean for Titans, Cam Ward? - ESPN
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — The Tennessee Titans were the first team to have a head coach opening after firing Brian Callahan in October. But they weren't the first team to hire a new coach.
Caitlin Clark, Haliburton lead reactions to Indiana's national championship - ESPN
For the first time, the Indiana Hoosiers are national champions in college football.
2025-26 College Football Playoff: What's next for Indiana and Miami? - ESPN
The 2025-26 College Football Playoff brought Miami back into the national conversation for the first time in two decades, and it introduced the country to a new superpower in the sport, as Indiana proved wrong one doubter after another.
Mendoza, a fourth-down call for the ages and Indiana's historic win - ESPN
MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. — Indiana started to send its kicking team onto the field, setting up a perfectly sensible field goal attempt with a three-point lead and 9:27 to play in the College Football Playoff National Championship Game.
Carson Beck shoulders blame after interception seals Miami's loss - ESPN
MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. — The last play of Carson Beck's college career was a deep ball down the left sideline and into double coverage. It was intercepted by Indiana's Jamari Sharpe, sealing Miami's 27-21 loss in the College Football Playoff National Championship game Monday night.
Mendoza, Hoosiers cap perfect season, win first national title - ESPN
MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. — As No. 1 Indiana entered Hard Rock Stadium on Monday night to compete for the school's first national title on No. 10 Miami's home turf, the Hoosiers carried with them the confidence of their head coach, Curt Cignetti — and the baggage of the program's heavy history as one of the worst in college football.
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