The CFP semifinal game between Miami and Ole Miss is set. Here's how to watch the Fiesta Bowl, including time, TV schedule and more:

The College Football Playoff is under fire after not calling pass interference on the final play of the Miami-Ole Miss game in Fiesta Bowl.

The Hurricanes beat the Rebels 31-27 on a late Carson Beck TD run and will play at home for the national title

Did Fiesta Bowl College Football Playoff semifinal game between Miami and Ole Miss end in controversy? What one rules analyst said about final play.

The Ole Miss Rebels lost 31-27 to the Miami Hurricanes in the Fiesta Bowl in the CFP semifinals. These were the highlights

The Miami Hurricanes are heading to the College Football Playoff National Championship Game at their home Hard Rock Stadium after defeating Ole Miss, 31-27, in thrilling fashion.

The Miami Hurricanes outlasted the Ole Miss Rebels, 31-27, in an epic College Football Playoff semifinal. They’ll play the winner of Friday night’s game between Indiana and Oregon in the title game,

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. Quarterback Trinidad Chambliss launched an end-zone heave to De'Zhaun Stribling as time expired, and despite heavy contact by Miami's Ethan O'Connor, no pass interference was called.

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 is appealing a ruling and remains optimistic about having Chambliss back next season. CBS Sports' Brad Crawford has made several predictions regarding some of the top quarterbacks in the sport. He predicts that Chambliss will receive another year of college eligibility and return to Oxford.