For the first time since 1996, the national championship game features two starting quarterbacks from Florida high schools.

If you've attended the University of Miami, you probably already know, but why is Miami called "The U"?

At the conclusion of the College Football Playoff, numerous players have created NFL viability for themselves. Here are the players that most stood out.

In the playoff semifinal, Oregon gifted Indiana 28 points with a pick 6, two fumbles lost and a blocked punt that put the Indiana offense in the red zone. Oregon had a respectable 5.82 yards per play when the Ducks weren't turning the ball over (5.71 YPP was the college football average).

The Indiana Hoosiers secured their first College Football Playoff National Championship with a 27-21 victory over the Miami Hurricanes at Hard Rock Stadium, featuring contributions from four Miami-based players.