Did Indiana football suffer any injuries during the Peach Bowl that will impact the CFP title game? Here's what we know.

No. 1 seed Indiana is emerging from the College Football Playoff semifinals looking like one of the most dominant teams of the modern era and a potentially inevitable national champion. However, No. 10 seed Miami will have something to say about it on Jan. 19 inside Hard Rock Stadium, when the teams collide with a national championship on the line.

ATLANTA, GEORGIA: Indiana QB Fernando Mendoza celebrates a touchdown pass against the Oregon Ducks during the 2025 College Football Playoff semifinal at the Peach Bowl at Mercedes-Benz Stadium on January 09, 2026. (Photo by Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images)

The Indiana football program has re-signed safety Amare Ferrell as the team prepares for the national championship game.

On Oregon’s next drive, Indiana sacked Moore on consecutive plays and the Ducks (13-2) were forced to punt. With just under 5 minutes to go in the half, ESPN announcer Sean McDonough offered a succinct summary of the first half:

Friday’s semifinal is a Big Ten affair, but the pairing is far from traditional as the Ducks and Hoosiers both seek a first national title.

Oregon got off to a rough start to Friday's semifinal game when Dante Moore threw a pick-six on the first play from scrimmage. Moore responded by leading the Ducks on a game-tying touchdown drive, although he struggled with ball control later in the half.

For the second straight year, the Ducks' promising season ends with a humiliating CFP loss, this time with Dante Moore throwing a pick-six on the very first play.