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- Follow live updates here. Indiana football finds itself one half away from reaching the mountaintop of college football, as the Hoosiers lead No.
- 10 Miami 10-0 at halftime in the College Football Playoff national championship game. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementThat wasn't what Hoosiers' coach Curt Cignetti wanted to talk about as he exited the field after the second quarter.
- Instead, the 64-year-old coach spent his 30-second hit with ESPN's Holly Rowe blasting the officiating in the first half at Hard Rock Stadium."Three personal fouls on the quarterback that weren't called on one drive," Cignetti said.
- "I'm all for letting them play, but when you cross the line, you got to call it.
- And they weren't, they were black and white calls."REQUIRED READING: Indiana vs Miami score: National championship live updates, highlights, statsOne of those missed calls that Cignetti appears to be alluding to came on third-and-4 at the 4:04 mark of the first quarter, when officials missed a targeting call against Miami's Jakobe Thomas.