Mario Cristobal has the Hurricanes one win away from playing for that national championship on their home field

Inter Miami have further bolstered their ranks with the signing of 2025 MLS Goalkeeper of the Year, Dayne St. Clair.

The biggest signing for Miami going into this season might not have been quarterback Carson Beck out of Georgia, wide receiver CJ Daniels out of LSU or defensive back Keionte Scott out of Auburn. It might have been the guy they got from Minnesota.

Back in October, after a 2-7 start to the season, the Dolphins parted ways with Chris Grier, who spent a quarter century with the franchise and was in his 10th season as GM. It's undetermined for now if Mike McDaniel will return as head coach, but one thing is clear: Miami is ready to leave no stone unturned in its search for a new executive.

Miami's Carson Beck is the prototypical power-program quarterback, a former four-star prospect with a massive NIL portfolio who knows what it's like to play on the big stage. Mississippi's Trinidad Chambliss nearly gave up football,

The 6-foot-3, 245-pound Schott is an in-state product, as he attended Leo High School in Leo, Ind., a three-hour drive northeast of Bloomington. He was a heralded high school recruit, graded as a four-star prospect and top 20 tight end by all major outlets before choosing Miami over offers from Indiana, Ohio State, Penn State and many others.

Indiana also might have the best quarterback in the country. Fernando Mendoza won the Heisman Trophy for good reason and could be the first pick in the NFL Draft this spring. So that certainly brings some "sizzle" to the matchup for television purposes. Plus, you can always sell this as New Blood vs. Blue Blood.

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