Indiana football's massive fanbase fuels run to CFP national championship

Indiana University has advanced to the College Football Playoff national championship game after a decisive 56-22 victory over Oregon in the Peach Bowl held at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta. The Hoosiers' overwhelming fan presence, significantly outnumbering Oregon supporters, contributed to the team's success, as Indiana fans dominated the atmosphere both in Atlanta and during the game.

Indiana's triumphant journey under head coach Curt Cignetti, combined with the leadership of Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback Fernando Mendoza, has ignited a fervent support from a historically dormant fanbase. The Hoosiers' defense played a crucial role in the victory, forcing three turnovers from Oregon quarterback Dante Moore, including a pick-six by D'Angelo Ponds just seconds into the game.

The fanbase's dedication is evident in their extensive travel and financial commitment, attending major games such as the Big Ten Championship, Rose Bowl, and Peach Bowl. The upcoming national championship match against Miami represents another opportunity for Indiana fans to make a significant