The CFP National Championship game between Michigan and Washington has proved to be quite the battle.
Michigan, the Big Ten champion, had the upper hand throughout most of the game. On the other hand, the Pac-12 champions, the Washington Huskies, struggled to put points on the board against Michigan's stifling defense.
As the final quarter of the game came to an end, Michigan emerged as the national champions with a 34-13 final score. A number of celebrities flocked to the NRG Stadium in Houston to witness the final game of the 2023 college football season. Here's a look at five of them:
5 celebrities attending the CFP National Championship game
#1 John Harbaugh
One of the biggest names in football attending the Michigan vs Washington game is Jim Harbaugh's brother, Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh. In a video going viral on social media, John was seen catching his brother off-guard on the sidelines.
The two then embraced each other as John gave his younger brother some words of motivation before leaving him to lead his team on the gridiron.
#2 Stephen A. Smith
Another sports personality spotted at NRG Stadium for the National Championship game is Stephen A. Smith. The 56-year-old was in attendance with other celebrities to catch the high-octane action between Michigan and Washington.
Before the game, Smith hosted his show 'First Take' from inside the NRG Stadium.
#3 Michael Jordan
NBA legend Michael Jordan was seen in the VIP section. The 60-year-old is an avid supporter of Jim Harbaugh and his team. His brand Air Jordan sponsors the Michigan football team.
For Jordan, watching the Wolverines cruise to their first natty since 1997 must have been an exciting sight.
#4 Derek Jeter
Former MLB player Derek Jeter was also in attendance in the VIP booth. Jeter was seen wearing a white Michigan hoodie in support of his alma mater, where he played baseball back in 1992.
#5 Travis Scott
Rap sensation Travis Scott was spotted wearing a black t-shirt along with some jewelry as he had his eyes fixed on the field. Scott was born and brought up in Houston, Texas.
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