INDIANAPOLIS -- Indiana Gov. Mike Braun has entered into a social media wager with Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine ahead of Monday's College Football National Championship. On Monday, the Notre Dame Fighting Irish will face the Ohio State University Buckeyes in the first championship in the extended College Football Playoff. The game will be at 7:30 p.m. at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta. According to previous reports, No. 7 Notre Dame beat No. 10 Indiana 27-17 in the first round of the playoff and upended No. 2 Georgia in the second round, 23-10. The Irish defeated No. 6 Penn State 27-24 to advance to the national title game. Notre Dame’s CFP showdown against OSU just days away In a post on social media, DeWine tagged Braun in a post stating that Monday could be a "huge disappointment," predicting that the Buckeyes will win Monday's game. "The Buckeyes have been here before and will make easy work of the Fighting Irish to reign as National Champs," DeWine said in the post. "I am so confident that the Buckeyes will win that I am willing to bet Ohio’s famous Marsha's Buckeyes." In response to DeWine, Braun said he would take Notre Dame's 11 championships over Ohio State's eight. "I accept your challenge, and I will wager a bundle of Indiana-made sweet treats featuring items from the South Bend Chocolate Company, headquartered in Notre Dame’s hometown of South Bend, Indiana," Braun said in the post. "The State of Indiana is proud of the success of our Fighting Irish and look forward to their victory in the College Football Playoff National Championship game!"