Fernando Mendoza says his Heisman Trophy-winning season would not have been possible without his offensive line.

If Miami is going to win it all, these five things need to happen for the Hurricanes to stun top-ranked and undefeated Indiana

The 64-year-old Cignetti inked a contract extension with Indiana that pays $11.6 million annually through the end of the 2033 season. He's financially and contractually tied to the Hoosiers, and he appears steadfast on continuing to build Indiana into a perennial national title contender.

Indiana and Miami are scheduled to meet Monday night in the College Football Playoff National Championship, with kickoff set for 7:30 p.m. ET at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida, on ESPN and the ESPN app. Related: Vanderbilt QB Diego Pavia Makes Career Decision After College Football Season

In news that will be music to the ears of Indiana fans everywhere, Curt Cignetti has no interest in going to the NFL.