Indiana and Oregon square off to find out who will play Miami in the College Football Playoff national title game

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The Indiana Hoosiers have advanced to the College Football Playoff national title game after a decisive 56-22 victory over the Oregon Ducks in the semifinal at the Peach Bowl. Indiana's standout performance was led by Heisman Trophy winner Fernando Mendoza, who orchestrated a powerful offensive display. The Hoosiers dominated early, establishing a significant lead by the second quarter and forcing three turnovers that contributed to their commanding win. Indiana's defense also played a crucial role, making key stops and capitalizing on Oregon's mistakes.
Head Coach Curt Cignetti expressed a focused approach following the win, emphasizing the need to prepare for the upcoming title game against Miami. Mendoza, a Miami native, is particularly excited to play in his hometown and aims to lead Indiana to its first national championship.
The title game is scheduled for January 19 at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida. The matchup between Indiana and Miami has generated significant interest, with secondary market ticket prices soaring. Indiana's journey to the championship game
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