A look at Indiana's roster reveals that the narrative the Hoosiers built almost exclusively through the transfer portal makes sense only superficially.

Indiana is duking it out with college football's biggest spenders in the transfer market, and the Hoosiers are more than holding their own

The Ducks were down to two fully healthy RBs after a wave of injuries and portal entrants. But Oregon isn't making excuses about Peach Bowl showing.

Curt Cignetti doesn’t chase stars; he trusts his eye. His evaluation process is different, and it’s paying off, powering Indiana to back-to-back CFP appearances.

Fernando Mendoza found great leaders when he arrived in Bloomington and responded by fitting into that structure. Here’s how.

Indiana's season has been a breakthrough. The Hoosiers rose from years of losing to reach the College Football Playoff semifinals and now chase a national title this month. Their balanced, transfer-fueled roster has driven a 25-2 run under Curt Cignetti.

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

With Indiana and Oregon set for a rematch in the CFP Semifinals, here's five Hoosiers that Duck fans should know.