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Indiana University’s football championship special for Piqua

While many in the Miami Valley are disappointed Ohio State could not repeat as college football champions, some say Indiana University’s win was the next best option.

Indianapolis Business Journal · 1d

Indiana University hangs on to beat Miami, claim first national football title

Axios on MSN · 1d

Indiana University football is perfect with national championship win

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Indiana Fans Celebrate Historic CFP Title Win In Videos After Thrilling Victory vs. Miami

The first national championship in football was a cause for celebration for Indiana Hoosiers fans.

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Caitlin Clark, Haliburton lead reactions to Indiana's national championship

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Miami loses national championship as Indiana finishes undefeated: Reaction, updates

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Indiana outlasts Miami to win first national championship: Reaction, highlights

The Hurricanes are seeking their first national championship since 2001 and the sixth in program history.

NOLA.com · 10h

How Indiana’s championship showed ‘anything is possible’ now in college football

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Indiana's Curt Cignetti secured a lifetime supply of beer after winning CFP title

WPMT Harrisburg on MSN

Former IUP football players react to Curt Cignetti's national championship win with Indiana

Former college athletes from Central Pa. who crossed patches with Curt Cignetti at IUP react to what it was like seeing their former head coach win on the big stage.

Us Weekly

Indiana University Coach Curt Cignetti Comes From a Football Dynasty: Meet His Family

Indiana University Hoosiers football coach Curt Cignetti comes from a football family, including his dad and brother

The Indiana Gazette

Five IUP football players named academic all-district

The Crimson Hawks football team had five players earn College Sports Communicators Academic All-District honors, as announced Tuesday.

The Goshen News

Indiana University football success fuels Mendoza Bros Burger sales to support MS research

BLOOMINGTON — Via their $100,000 mission to fight multiple sclerosis, Heisman Trophy winner Fernando Mendoza and his brother Alberto have added another dimension to this historic Indiana University football season. Fernando, a transfer quarterback from ...