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Indiana football erases forgettable history with unforgettable title


The distance between the frozen 50-yard line at Memorial Stadium, home to the Hoosiers of Bloomington, Indiana, to Miami's Hard Rock Stadium, where those Hoosiers did snow angels in red and white confetti celebrating a College Football Playoff National Championship on Monday night, is 1,166 miles. But it's a heck of a lot of further than that. (ESPN.com)

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Indiana football erases forgettable history with unforgettable title