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Good morning. It is time to get up with the greatest story ever told. Hoosiers, the remake, even more improbable than the original.

Meanwhile, the best coaching job in memory is open, but if the bills managed to make it less

desirable, that's possible, we'll explain.

Plus, was the magic in the midway, really all smoke and mirrors?

Were the Bears one-year wonders?

Where have we just seen the beginning of the NFL's next dynasty?

Answers to those and other questions as we get up with you starting right now.

Let's go!

Welcome to Get Up, presented by OroVIO Electric Toothbrush. We have a major squad in effect today.

Look who's all here, including Jordan

getting set on the highlight and the football and all the rest of that. And we got Josh Pate, we got

E.J. Manuel. We are ready to roll. And it begins where it must. In Miami National Championship,

Fernando Mendoza brought his Heisman to the title game. Take it on Carson Beck, who was waited for this moment an awful long time. First half belonged to the Hoosiers. They're up 10-0. Miami. Now, third quarter, Jordan, Mark Fletcher, and they're not going to get them. And this is what we wanted to see from Miami. This is when the offense gets unlocked. Mark Fletcher got loose. They couldn't run between the tackles all night, but off tackle was working for Miami. 10-7 in the third. Indiana special teams have been huge. Jeff, we got a block on the end zone. Baby, a special team three-face football out of eye. Indiana, baby. Let's go, Signetti! Isaiah Jones with a touchdown recovery. Indiana, stretches the lead to 17-7. Back can't believe it. Now, maybe the most explosive player on the field. How about Malachi, Tony? They call him maybe Jesus for a reason. He did untackleable. Now we switch sides, but same drive. First play, fourth quarter, third and one. one it's Fletcher he's in for the

score man you can't catch Flesh this guy was unbelievable running downhill running through

tackles all evening 112 yards now how about this throw Jordan on a fourth down from

Mendoza to Becker you knew it was coming and you still can't guard it it It is unbelievable. The accuracy, anticipation, a heck

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