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Miami Secures Playoff Spot Over Notre Dame

The college football playoff picture took a dramatic turn as the Miami Hurricanes secured the final spot over the Notre Dame Fighting Irish. The selection committee, led by Hunter Yurachek, chose Miami due to their head-to-head victory in August and significant season improvement. This decision, despite Notre Dames strong case, underscores the enduring importance of early-season matchups in college football.

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