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CFP National Championship Game (Indiana vs Miami)

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Well here we are at the final game of the season, it did not go the way we all hoped as Texas didn’t make it to the CFP. Let’s enjoy this game! Put your predictions and scores down below or react to plays that happen!

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  • CJ Vogel
    CJ Vogel

    This only ends in a Carson Beck INT

  • Feels like Beck is going to throw an INT here to close it out. 

  • Quinncent McManning, Jr.
    Quinncent McManning, Jr.

    Missed this tweet from the game but i was thinking the same thing   

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Miami being outnumbered by Indiana fans in the stadium they play their home games in for a national championship is so embarrassing for them ngl.

I think Indiana wins this. The level of discipline they play with is incredible and I don't trust Carson Beck not to throw multiple picks.

Over/under on how many times they show irvin and he looks like he is about to od.

Edited by Rocky P

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So long as the over hits and Indiana’s OG enters the transfer portal. So whatever outcome gets both is what I’ll be rooting for

1 minute ago, SuperDave0805 said:

How many national championship games has Miami got to play in their home stadium?

As many as LSU I bet.  1984, 1988, and 1992 off the top of my head.  Although the Sugar Bowl is not technically LSU's "home" stadium.

Edited by LonghornFan4Ever

Lol in the final nail of how terrible the playoff committee was this year, they're letting the Big 12 call this game.

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