In a matchup of two schools on opposite ends of the College Football Playoff seedings and the sport’s championship traditions, top-ranked Indiana will face No. 10 Miami for the title tonight.

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To conclude the CFP journey, Miami travels to…Miami Gardens, FL to take on the top-seeded 15-0 Indiana Hoosiers in the CFP National Championship Game. Both of these teams find themselves 60 minutes from a National Championship, so the stakes are the highest they could possibly be.

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Fernando Mendoza lowered his pads into a defender, spun in a full circle, used his hand to keep his balance, then launched himself horizontally and reached the ball over the goal line - an Indiana touchdown and a ready-made poster pic for a title run straight from the movies.

Can Indiana football complete one of the most amazing runs in college football history? The No. 1 Hoosiers (15-0) get their chance against Miami (13-2) in the College Football Playoff national championship game tonight, Jan. 19.