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W<\/span>hile the Indiana Hoosiers<\/a><\/strong> making it to the College Football Playoff National Championship<\/strong> was not a surprise to anyone, the Miami Hurricanes<\/a><\/strong> have made it on a bit of a Cinderella run. Miami was easily one of the best teams in the country throughout the regular season, but they nearly didn’t make it to the CFP<\/strong>. Once they did, they took full advantage.<\/p>\n The Hurricanes, despite being the underdog heading into the game, will have the home field advantage: the National Championship will be played in their home, Hard Rock Stadium<\/strong>. That, combined with Indiana playing for their first-ever national title, will make this potentially the most expensive edition yet – and by a long shot<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Fernando Mendoza’s “misfits” speech captures the emotion of a team chasing the National Championship<\/span><\/p>\n<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n<\/div>\n According to Gametime<\/strong>, the cheapest ticket for the game going around right now is over $3,500<\/strong>. Along with an average ticket price of nearly $5,600<\/strong>, this game is set to break records. Per Nick Bromberg of Yahoo Sports<\/a><\/strong>, these were the average prices of the past five National Championships.<\/p>\n Working in the 2026 edition’s favor – to the detriment of fans trying to buy tickets – is the Hurricanes essentially playing a home game, plus Indiana fans who are desperate to watch their school win a championship<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Hoosiers fans came out in droves for the semifinals. Even Indiana head coach Curt Cignetti<\/strong> made note of it in his postgame comments, saying that “there’s nothing like having a home semifinal game<\/strong>“. That game was in Atlanta. Miami isn’t too much farther away, especially for such a monumental game.<\/p>\n<\/div>\nAverage ticket price for College Football Playoff National Championship surpasses $5K<\/h2>\n
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