Miami defeated Ole Miss in a 31-27 thriller on Thursday night to advance to the College Football Playoff National Championship. Unfortunately, the Fiesta Bowl ended with a little bit of controversy. Ole Miss quarterback Trinidad Chambliss gave his team a 27-24 lead by orchestrating a six-play,

Lane Kiffin chimed in late Thursday night on Miami’s 31-27 win over Ole Miss in the Fiesta Bowl, calling for pass interference on the final play of the game. Trinidad Chambliss’ 35-yard desperation throw to the end zone with 3 seconds left fell to the ground.

Miami won the Fiesta Bowl over Ole Miss after the Rebels' pass to the end zone fell incomplete. But did the Hurricanes commit pass interference?

Ole Miss' Cinderella run to the College Football Playoff semifinals has ended in controversy. To cap a wild finish in which the lead changed hands four times, Ole Miss had a final play at Miami's 35-yard line with five seconds remaining.

The Miami Hurricanes picked up another stunning upset win over the Ole Miss rebels to advance to the national title game, so what does it mean for Ohio State?

Miami has truly earned its appearance in the national championship. No one can say otherwise — or that it's bad for the sport.

Ole Miss defensive back Ricky Fletcher plans to enter the NCAA transfer portal, per On3’s Pete Nakos. Fletcher’s decision comes shortly after the Rebels loss in the Fiesta Bowl to Miami. Fletcher spent one season with the Rebels where he logged 11 total tackles and a pair of pass breakups across eight games.

In the game’s final moments, Ole Miss quarterback Trinidad Chambliss threw a pass in the end zone directed for receiver De’Zhaun Stribling, and it appeared that Hurricanes cornerback Ethan O’Connor pulled on Stribling’s jersey as the two tussled while the ball was in the air.