Some were surprised to see Jordon Hudson and Alix Earle sitting together at the College Football Playoff National championship game Monday night.
The pair took in the action from a suite at Hard Rock Stadium, where the Hoosiers beat the Hurricanes, 27-21, to capture its first-ever national championship, as seen in a photo Hudson shared to her Instagram Story.
“Friend from an alternate timeline,” Hudson, who’s the girlfriend of UNC football coach Bill Belichick, wrote.
Although he wasn’t pictured, Belichick attended the game and made an appearance on ESPN’s “College GameDay” before kickoff.
Earle — who recently made headlines for getting cozy with Tom Brady at a New Year’s Eve party in St. Barts — attended the game with her college friends after tailgating, she said in a separate TikTok video.
Brady, who is a partial owner of the Raiders, was also at the game with Las Vegas team owner Mark Davis. It gave Brady a chance for a first-hand look at Indiana quarterback Fernando Mendoza, who the Raiders are expected to take with the first pick of the 2026 NFL Draft in April.
Brady and Belichick won six Super Bowl titles as quarterback and coach with the Patriots.
It’s unclear if there were any run-ins between Brady and Belichick at the game, but some were certainly intrigued over the Hudson-Earle snapshot.
Earle, who is a Hurricanes alum and graduated in May 2023, is seen partying in the suite in another video shared by hospitality and nightlife guru, Dave Grutman.
Livvy Dunne and Paul Skenes, John Summit, and Jon George of Rüfüs Du Sol, were in the suite, as seen in other photos.
It was a tough ending for Canes fans.
Miami quarterback Carson Beck threw a game-ending interception to Jamari Sharpe with 44 seconds left, allowing Indiana to run out the clock and secure a 27-21 victory for its first-ever national championship.
Beck threw for 232 yards and a touchdown in his final college football game.
Mendoza, the 2025 Heisman Trophy winner, finished 16-of-37 passing for 186 yards with an epic rushing touchdown to help the Hoosiers complete an undefeated season.