Welcome to an instant reaction edition of Andy and Orion 3, presented by BetMGM, and we are here at Hard Rock Stadium.

The confetti is flying. Indiana has won the national championship, the first new national champion since 1996 say that again who's the national champion

Indiana the Indiana Hoosiers are the national champions of football they by the way Indiana

now the last undefeated national basketball championship and the last undefeated football national championship.

Yeah, I mean, this team basically is just the personification of all the things that we thought were impossible, Andy.

We thought it was impossible to go undefeated in this new system all the way from wire to wire and win a national title.

I thought it was undefeated to not have certain amount of stars on your roster to go undefeated. And of course, we thought it was impossible that Indiana would do it. Indiana! It was an unbelievable game. And I think that Indiana ended up winning the game the way that Indiana has won all these types of games, which is making fewer mistakes, pounding the rock, being relentless. And, I mean, they're one of the best coach teams I've ever seen.

They punished Miami's mistakes, but Miami didn't quit.

Miami kept coming and coming and coming.

And Indiana answered every single time, every single time.

I mean, think about that drive in the fourth quarter.

When Miami's got it within three, Indiana faces two fourth downs. Mendoza, it's Becker to convert one of them. And then pinballs in from 12 yards out on fourth and fourth. I mean, it was incredible. Yeah. I mean, that was that play where he pinballed in and Jove was literally one of the most iconic

moments in college football playoff history, if not college football history.

And, you know, the game a lot of people thought would be the result that we got.

Yeah.

But what we got in the game was not that.

No.

Yeah, go ahead.

But Miami, like, really was in that and was in the game for many of the reasons that we outlined this morning. Yes. And it's so interesting because at 10-0, when Miami trotted the kicker out for a 50-yarder on 4th and 2 instead of going for it. Now, I know it was late in the first half, and there wasn't a lot of time, but they had timeouts.

I would say against any other opponent, Mario Cristobal, would have gone for that fourth down.

But they had just had to go for a fourth in inches and barely gotten it.

So with Indiana making them fight for every single inch, I thought this is Mario tapping out, sitting the kicker out.

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