Indiana and Oregon enter the Peach Bowl with plenty of motivation, as both programs search for their first national championship. It's certainly massive for Curt Cignetti's Indiana, a program that has the second-most losses in college football history with 715. They are only behind Northwestern with 718 losses.

With the transfer portal officially opening, UAB standout wide receiver Iverson Hooks has announced his intentions of visiting Oregon.

Indiana will be favored for the Peach Bowl, as the Hoosiers are one win away from playing for the national championship.

Indiana and Oregon will meet again, this time with a trip to the College Football Playoff National Championship on the line

Oregon cornerback Brandon Finney Jr. had two interceptions and recovered a fumble during the Ducks' 23-0 win over Texas Tech in the CFP quarterfinals

In a game between two of the top offenses in the nation, the College Football Playoff quarterfinal between No. 5 Oregon and No. 4 Texas Tech at the Capital One Orange Bowl turned out to be a defensive struggle on New Year's Day.

The Oregon Ducks and the Indiana Hoosiers will be facing off in the Peach Bowl on Friday, Jan. 9 in Atlanta, Georgia. The winner of this game will earn a spot i

Lanning could have opted for quarterback Dante Moore to take a knee and end the game without incident. Texas Tech entered the game averaging 42.5 points per contest and was shut out. The Red Raiders committed four turnovers and failing to convert on three fourth down tries.