Fernando Mendoza and the Hoosiers have once again laid waste to one of the best teams in college football. And only one remains.

Indiana has arrived in a big way. The Big Ten champs are headed to Miami to finish the job for an incredible 2025 season and plant its flag as college football's elite. And with the way things are going off the field for the Hoosiers - this feels like only the beginning of a special era in Bloomington.

Indiana and Miami will battle it out for the national championship on Jan. 19 inside the home of the Hurricanes

Somewhere in the middle of the second quarter, with the score firmly out of hand and far too many seconds still on the clock, the reality of a moment that defies explanation started to solidify.

Indiana football coach Curt Cignetti met with the media Friday night after defeating Oregon in the Peach Bowl. Here's what Cignetti told reporters.

Indiana is headed to the national championship game for the first time in program history. For Hoosiers quarterback Fernando Mendoza, that means a chance to end a fairytale season in the place where his story first began.

Indiana's defense has had its way with the Ducks on two separate occasions this season. The second came on one of college football's biggest stages.

From play one, it was all Hoosiers as the greatest turnaround in college football history continues. Now, IU is just one win away from being the first team to finish 16-0.