Juan Brignardello Vela
Juan Brignardello, asesor de seguros, se especializa en brindar asesoramiento y gestión comercial en el ámbito de seguros y reclamaciones por siniestros para destacadas empresas en el mercado peruano e internacional.
As the College Football Playoff Championship draws near, anticipation builds for a historic showdown between Ohio State and Notre Dame, both regarded as titans in the sport. This matchup marks the culmination of the inaugural 12-team playoff, featuring the fifth and sixth seeds battling for glory. Their paths to this point have been anything but straightforward, showcasing the resilience and depth of both programs. Notre Dame’s season has resembled a roller-coaster ride, with early stumbles that nearly derailed their aspirations. After a promising start against Texas A&M, the Irish faced a shocking defeat against Northern Illinois—a game where they entered as heavy favorites. This setback drastically reduced their playoff chances, as the independent program came to realize that they would need to run the table to secure a playoff berth. In a remarkable resurgence, the Irish responded with a dominating performance against Purdue, scoring an impressive 66 points. They went on to notch victories against three ranked teams, including Louisville, Navy, and Army, while displaying a staunch defense that forced a nation-leading 32 turnovers. Led by Duke transfer quarterback Riley Leonard, who has adapted well to Notre Dame’s run-heavy offense, the Irish have shown they are a formidable contender capable of rising from early adversity. On the other hand, Ohio State embarked on a determined quest to reclaim their place atop college football after a disappointing previous season. The Buckeyes have focused on enhancing their roster through strategic name, image, and likeness initiatives, successfully attracting elite talent from the transfer portal and securing a top-five recruiting class. The team has been bolstered by the return of key players such as cornerback Denzel Burke, running back TreVeyon Henderson, and wide receiver Emeka Egbuka. The Buckeyes’ season included a narrow defeat to Oregon, but they rebounded to finish strong, ultimately clinching the No. 8 seed in the playoffs—despite a regular-season record of 10-2 that belied their potential. Under the leadership of head coach Ryan Day, who has a remarkable record including a 49-5 mark in the Big Ten, Ohio State has demonstrated resilience and determination. The team has excelled in the playoffs, defeating No. 9 Tennessee, No. 1 Oregon, and No. 5 Texas by an impressive average margin of 19.7 points. Both head coaches, Day and Marcus Freeman, share a unique connection to their universities. Day, who once played under Chip Kelly before stepping into the head coaching role, has faced scrutiny following his team's rivalry losses to Michigan. Meanwhile, Freeman, a former linebacker at Ohio State, has brought a fresh perspective since his promotion from defensive coordinator. His commitment to Notre Dame has been solidified with a lucrative contract that speaks to the program’s faith in his vision. As the championship approaches, one of the most compelling narratives centers around the quarterbacks. Leonard’s dual-threat capability complements Notre Dame's ground-oriented approach, while Howard has showcased his prowess as a passer, helping Ohio State leverage its exceptional receiving corps. The matchup of these signal-callers will play a pivotal role in determining the outcome of this highly anticipated clash. As fans gear up for the national championship, there is a palpable sense of excitement surrounding this historic matchup. With both teams overcoming adversity and showcasing immense talent, the championship promises to be a thrilling contest highlighting the best of college football. The stakes are high, and the trophy awaits the victor in what has already proven to be a revolutionary playoff format.