Michelle Martin

Angela, thanks so much for your reporting.

Thank you, Michelle.

For more than a century, the Indiana Hoosiers, with a punching bag of big-time college football, those days are over.

I'm so proud of you for not gloating about that, Steve.

Okay.

Well, NPR sports correspondent Becky Sullivan is with us now to tell us more about it.

An early morning after a late night.

Becky, thank you.

Yeah, good morning.

So is this the biggest turnaround in college football history?

I can't – words can't describe it.

Rare show of emotion from that one.

So, okay, I lack your stamina, Becky, so I only made it to the first half having to get up early.

As we said, first football title in Indiana's history.

So before we let you go, what do you think this says about the state of college football?

All right.

That is NPR's Becky Sullivan.

Becky, thank you.

The voices on NPR today include Michigan's Gretchen Whitmer.

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