HR3: Stanford Steve recaps the CFP National Championship | Bears run out of magic vs the Rams | Don’t count out the Broncos yet!

The Kevin Sheehan Show

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4.7 • 697 Ratings

🗓️ 20 January 2026

⏱️ 46 minutes

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1.20.26 Hour 3, Stanford Steve from ESPN joins The Kevin Sheehan Show to give his analysis on the College Football National Championship Game between Indiana and Miami from his perspective from being at the actual game. Kevin Sheehan gives his analysis on the Divisional Round Playoff Game between the Rams and Bears and grills Sean McVay’s clock management down the stretch of the game. Kevin Sheehan tells you to not count out the Broncos without Bo Nix vs the Patriots.

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0:00.0	is the back.
0:04.0	Beck steps up.
0:05.4	Deliver's downfield.
0:06.6	And they're a second.
0:08.4	Jomari Shark makes the pick that will clinch Indiana's first national championship.
0:15.6	I wanted Beck to go down and win the game like he did against Ole Miss in the semifinals.
0:23.2	A really good, I thought, compelling national championship game last night.
0:29.1	27, 21, Indiana, 16 and 0 for Kurt Signetti's bunch.
0:36.0	Indiana is a national champion in football.
0:40.9	Joining us right now, Stanford, Steve, from ESPN.
0:44.6	He was there last night.
0:45.7	You might still be there.
0:46.8	I don't know if you're home.
0:47.7	Are you back yet or not?
0:49.7	Oh, no, Kevin.
0:50.5	We got TGL tonight in Palm Beach Gardens.
0:53.6	Oh, shoot. I forgot about that. in Palm Beach Gardens. Oh, shoot.
0:54.6	I forgot about that.
0:55.5	Big one.
0:56.3	Big one.
0:56.8	Come on.
0:58.1	All right.
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