College Football Playoff, Oregon and Indiana
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Here's a look at Oregon as it begins the process of building toward another CFP appearance and possible run to the national championship game.
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Indiana and Oregon’s College Football Playoff hopes hinge on these key players stepping up in the Peach Bowl for the semifinals
One more game stands in the way of Oregon and Indiana reaching the national championship round of the College Football Playoff.Indiana looked unstoppable against Alabama, as the Hoosiers silenced all doubt on whether or not they were the best contender remaining.
Indiana (14-0): The Hoosiers are now the only team to get a first-round bye and win a quarterfinal game in the brief history of the 12-team College Football Playoff. And Indiana made it look easy, too. The Hoosiers absolutely dominated Alabama 38-3 in the Rose Bowl as the Crimson Tide were overmatched in nearly every facet.
Now officially in the transfer portal, former Colorado Buffaloes left tackle Jordan Seaton will soon visit Eugene to check out the Oregon Ducks. ESPN's Pete Tha
No. 5 Oregon had No. 12 James Madison beaten from the start in a 51-34 win. The Dukes’ defense was overmatched, overpowered and overrun. Oregon scored touchdowns on its first five drives of the game. Those five drives totaled 34 points. Those five drives totaled 21 plays.