CLEVELAND, Ohio — Indiana sent social media into a full-blown frenzy Friday night with a 56-22 College Football Playoff semifinal beatdown over Oregon.

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

After Indiana’s 56-22 win over Oregon in the Peach Bowl, Curt Cignetti said he was focused on cracking open a beer as the Hoosiers advanced to the national title game.

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.

Within 11 seconds of Friday night's Peach Bowl, Indiana football cornerback D'Angelo Ponds set the tone for the Hoosiers' convincing victory over Oregon.

ATLANTA - Oregon linebacker Bryce Boettcher, still in uniform, sat in stone silence at the media interview table following the Ducks’ lopsided loss to Indiana in the College Football Playoff semifinals matchup at the Peach Bowl. To his right, quarterback Dante Moore and coach Dan Lanning fielded questions.

ESPN analyst Kirk Herbstreit didn't call Friday night's Peach Bowl between Indiana and Oregon, and yet, he managed to go viral on social media. Unfortunately for Herbstreit, fans decided to go through some of his takes from last season.

The Oregon Ducks' season came to an end in the College Football Playoff semifinals in a 56-22 loss to Indiana at the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl. Dante Moore finish