Star-Studded Spectacle: Celebrities and Their Team Allegiances at the CFP Championship!

Every notable name at the CFP championship game was present to cheer for their respective teams, showcasing the excitement surrounding this high-stakes matchup between Ohio State and Notre Dame. LeBron James, the NBA superstar, made a special appearance at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, passionately supporting his Ohio State Buckeyes in their quest for the College Football Playoff National Championship on Monday night.

The ESPN broadcast captured James in a luxurious suite approximately 45 minutes before the game began, highlighting his dedication to his alma mater even as he prepared for an upcoming game with the Los Angeles Lakers against the Washington Wizards.

Having grown up in Akron, Ohio, James has maintained a strong connection to his home state, where he launched his illustrious NBA career with the Cleveland Cavaliers. His presence at the championship game exemplifies his unwavering loyalty to Ohio State.

While James was undoubtedly one of the biggest stars in attendance, he was joined by a host of other notable figures who also showed their support for the teams. The atmosphere was electric, filled with celebrities and former athletes representing both sides.

The following list highlights some of the most prominent attendees at the CFP championship game and the teams they were cheering for:

Repping Ohio State

Lakers star LeBron James
Phillies star Bryce Harper
Former OSU running back Archie Griffin
Former OSU coach Urban Meyer
Former OSU quarterback Cardale Jones
Former OSU coach Jim Tressel
Former OSU safety Kurt Coleman
Former OSU lineman Orlando Pace
Former OSU running back Eddie George
Former OSU running back Maurice Clarett

Phillies first baseman Bryce Harper proudly donned Ohio State gear at the national championship game. (Photo by Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images)

Repping Notre Dame

Former Notre Dame quarterback Joe Montana
Former Notre Dame running back Jerome Bettis
Former Notre Dame defensive tackle Mike Golic
Former Notre Dame coach Lou Holtz
Stand-up comedian Shane Gillis

Joe Montana, the legendary quarterback from Notre Dame’s 1977 championship team, made an appearance to support the Irish against the Buckeyes. (Photo by Steve Limentani/ISI Photos/Getty Images)