Fox News Sports Huddle Newsletter: Thrillers in the College Football Playoff, referee controversy in Detroit

QUITE THE NIGHT – Michigan and Washington advanced to the College Football Playoff national championship in two thrilling matchups. Fox News Digital takes a look at what was learned. Continue reading…

BLUE & ROLL – Michigan players trolled Alabama using a social media influencer’s skit following their overtime victory over the Crimson Tide at the Rose Bowl. Continue reading…

‘NEEDS TO BE FIXED’ – Georgia head coach Kirby Smart said college football needs to fix the issue with opt-outs and transfers during bowl season after at least a dozen Florida State players opted out of the Orange Bowl. Continue reading…

TOUGH BET – Businessman Jim “Mattress Mack” McIngvale placed a $1 million bet on the Texas Longhorns to win the national championship before they lost to Washington in the Sugar Bowl. Continue reading…

IGNORING THE NOISE – Texas backup quarterback Arch Manning spoke to the media before the Sugar Bowl and said he hasn’t “looked into transferring at all.” Continue reading…

TWO-POINT DRAMA – The Lions-Cowboys game was mired in controversy after a penalty thwarted a potential game-winning 2-point conversion play. Continue reading…

LOOMING PUNISHMENT? – The officiating crew that made the controversial call in the final seconds of the Lions-Cowboys game, reportedly faced a downgraded Week 18 game assignment. Continue reading…

CONTRACT CONCERNS – Russell Wilson revealed that the Broncos approached him weeks ago and threatened to bench him if he did not agree to adjust his contract. Continue reading…

FIRING BACK – Jimmy Kimmel fired back at Aaron Rodgers after the Jets quarterback claimed the late-night talk show host’s name would appear on the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein’s client list. Continue reading…

FROM OUTKICK – Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel was questioned about his decision to keep star linebacker Bradley Chubb in the game during the fourth quarter as Miami trailed by 30 points. Continue reading…

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