Oregon vs. Indiana: College Football Playoff players to watch, key to the Peach Bowl
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Indiana and Oregon are set to compete for their first national championship in college football history on January 19. Indiana, currently undefeated at 14-0, secured their place in the title game with a decisive 38-3 victory over Alabama in the Rose Bowl. This marks Indiana's closest approach to a national title. Oregon, with a record of 13-1, will make its third appearance in a national title game after defeating Texas Tech 23-0 in the Orange Bowl.
Indiana's triumph over Alabama was marked by a dominant performance, outpacing the Crimson Tide with 407 yards on 66 plays. The Hoosiers' defense limited Alabama to just 193 yards. Quarterback Fernando Mendoza, who won the Heisman Trophy, led the team with 192 passing yards and three touchdowns.
Oregon's defense was pivotal in their win over Texas Tech, forcing four turnovers and holding the Red Raiders to 215 yards. Quarterback Dante Moore completed 26 of 33 passes
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