The No. 5 Oregon Ducks must once again face the No. 1 Indiana Hoosiers in the College Football Playoff Semifinal at the Peach Bowl, but this time the winner pun

Undefeated Indiana did more than just justify its place as the top seed in the College Football Playoff with its lopsided rout of Oregon in the Peach Bowl semifinal.

The photographs are black-and-white, but their images burst with a colorful exuberance. One depicts a lockerroom full of smiling faces — some with a few missing teeth — of young men celebrating a college football victory.

Three first-half turnovers and five touchdown passes by Indiana's Fernando Mendoza lead to one of the Ducks' worst losses in recent memory.

Steve Alford reacts honestly as Indiana football chases a historic undefeated season and College Football Playoff national title.

Well, sometimes. Generally not during football games, though. Anyone who has watched an Indiana football game during this remarkable two-year turnaround knows that Cignetti is often displeased or outright annoyed on the sidelines.

The No. 1 Hoosiers (15-0) added a pair of commitments on defense Sunday, Jan. 11 — Tulsa defensive tackle Joe Hjelle and Montana State cornerback Carson Williams — along Hawaii punter Billy Gowers. They also lost a member of the secondary, Jah Jah Boyd, over the weekend.

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.

Wilkerson leads Indiana with 20.3 points per game and, as you might expect with that high of an average, is an excellent shooter. To go along with 46.1% overall shooting, Wilkerson hits 42.1% of his three point attempts and gets off about 8 shots from beyond the arc per game.