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Fernando Mendoza Broke Into Tears in Postgame Interview As Indiana Won First Title

Fernando Mendoza was overcome with emotion after Indiana sealed the national title.

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Curt Cignetti's On-Brand Stoic Reaction to Indiana's Punt Block TD Was Amazing

Curt Cignetti gave a signature reaction to his Indiana Hoosiers’ punt block for a touchdown in the College Football Playoff national title game against Miami.

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Curt Cignetti Calls Out Referees in the Middle of CFP National Championship Game

Indiana head coach Curt Cignetti was not happy with the officiating in the first half of the College Football Playoff national championship game between the Hoosiers and Miami.

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Fernando Mendoza Bloodied As Refs Ignore Targeting Hit by Miami Defender

The Miami Hurricanes are not holding back when they get a clear shot at Indiana Hoosiers quarterback Fernando Mendoza. The vaunted Hurricanes defense is looking

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Indiana Fans Appeared to Greatly Outnumber Miami Fans at National Championship in Miami

Somehow, the Hurricanes were playing a road game in Miami.

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Notre Dame Coach Marcus Freeman Had a Strategic Reason for Picking Miami to Beat Indiana

The Fighting Irish coach sought to avoid creating any bulletin board material.

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Notre Dame’s Marcus Freeman Shares Inspiring Message to His Players After CFP Snub

The Fighting Irish coach shared the message to his team heading into 2026 after being left out of the College Football Playoff.

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Indiana 27, Miami 21: Full Recap of the Hoosiers’ First CFP National Championship

The Hoosiers capped a 16–0 season with the first football title in school history, making them the newest first-time champion since the 1996 Florida Gators. Here is everything SI saw in Miami.

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Five Lessons From NFL Divisional Round: Bills Need to Exercise Patience With Next Head Coach

Buffalo needs to leave no stone unturned in its coach search. Plus, the Rams’ secondary stepped up and the Texans let their defense down.

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Assessing Cole Hamels’s Hall of Fame Case in His First Year on the Ballot

The 2008 World Series MVP may be reaching eligibility at the right time.

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Five Matchups That Will Decide the College Football Playoff National Championship

Miami and Indiana stand just one win away from a historic title. Here’s how each side can gain an advantage on Monday night.

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Five Burning Men’s College Basketball Questions That Will Shape Rest of the Season

Checking in on the panic meter at North Carolina, whether Florida is the SEC favorite and a surprise unbeaten team that keeps flying under the radar.

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The CFP Defensive Showdown Has Familiarity for Coordinators Finally on Biggest Stage

Miami’s Corey Hetherman and Indiana’s Bryant Haines worked together on Curt Cignetti’s James Madison staff. Now, they face off with a title on the line.

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Miami’s Big-Money Push for Darian Mensah Exposes College Football’s Portal Problem

Transfer quarterbacks have been key to CFP success of late, and contenders will do anything to find experience at the position even at the cost of loyalty and optics.

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Report: Dolphins Have Front-runner to Replace Mike McDaniel As Head Coach

Miami will give a top defensive coordinator a second look.

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Duke Quarterback Darian Mensah to Enter Transfer Portal Ahead of Deadline

With the portal closing on Friday, expect a destination to be identified quickly.

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How Jai Lucas Engineered One of College Basketball’s Fastest Turnarounds

The former Duke assistant left a title-caliber Blue Devils team to jump-start Miami’s roster rebuild with local roots.

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By Sharing the Ball, De’Aaron Fox Helped Unlock the Spurs

The guard’s willingness to guide, not dominate, has helped up-and-coming lead guards Stephon Castle and Dylan Harper flourish around Victor Wembanyama.

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FM 26's Next Major Update Brings UI Changes, Fixes, and Stability Improvements

Football Manager 26 was a mess at launch, and still is to a very good extent. It was bombarded by negative reviews and complaints on launch. And, it is still far from being considered a good game. But progress is being made with patches and updates. FM26’s next update promises…

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SI:AM | Rich Get Richer With Dodgers’ Signing of Kyle Tucker

The best free-agent hitter available is joining the two-time defending World Series champions.

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Six Indiana Players Who Could Swing the CFP National Championship Game

The Hoosiers are one win away from their first title and an unbeaten season. To do that, they will need contributions from across the roster.

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College Basketball’s Silence Is Almost As Damning As the Crimes

A historic corruption scandal simmered in plain sight for more than a year while the sport’s power structure chose indifference over integrity.

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Two Former Players Strike Plea Deals in College Basketball Game-Fixing Scandal

Elijah Gray and Micawber Etienne reached plea agreements in December ahead of federal prosecutors’ announcement of indictments in a pervasive sports betting probe.

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Full List of Games Impacted in College Basketball Point-Shaving Scandal

Over two seasons, 29 games involving 17 teams were allegedly impacted by a game-fixing scheme in college basketball.

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Every Person Charged in College Basketball Game-Fixing Probe

Twenty college basketball players were charged Thursday along with six people the Eastern District of Pennsylvania calls “fixers” in the alleged scheme.

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