At 15-0, Indiana is already one of just five teams in the modern era to reach that mark. A win against the Miami Hurricanes would make the Hoosiers the first major college football program to finish 16-0 since Yale Bulldogs accomplished the feat in 1894 — an era of leather helmets and no forward pass.

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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.

After crushing the Oregon Ducks, 56-22, the Hoosiers will face the Miami Hurricanes for the national title on Jan. 19.

The Hoosiers are looking to enter the discussion alongside some of the best national champions of the College Football Playoff era.

Indiana football never beats itself. To beat the Hoosiers requires perfection. Nobody's proven up for the challenge — all the way to the national title game.

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

Curt Cignetti has the Hoosiers one win away from cementing their place atop college football's new world order.

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.