The Buckeyes used a 21-0 scoring run in the second half and tough defense to hand Oregon (8-8, 1-4 Big Ten) its second consecutive loss. The Ducks’ 62 points was the second lowest output of the season. Only their 60-point showing in the season-opening win against Hawaii was worse.

Indiana overwhelmed Alabama 38-3 in the Rose Bowl as Mendoza passed for 192 yards and three touchdowns. The Ducks shut out Texas Tech 23-0 in the Orange Bowl as freshman Brandon Finney Jr. had two interceptions and a fumble recovery.

The Ohio State Buckeyes and Oregon Ducks meet Thursday. Tip-off at Matthew Knight Arena in Eugene, Oregon, is scheduled for 10:30 p.m. ET

For the No. 5 Oregon Ducks, the Capital One Orange Bowl win against the Texas Tech Red Raiders feels peachy, as the Duck squad turns their attention to the next

Ohio State used a 21-0 run to seize control and cruise to a third Big Ten road win at Oregon. Five Buckeyes finished in double figures.

Joel Klatt previewed the Peach Bowl between the Oregon Ducks and the Indiana Hoosiers. He analyzed how the last time they faced off could impact the outcome of this game. Joel explained why he believes that Indiana is being overlooked.

The undefeated Hoosiers handed the Ducks their only loss back in October. The Big Ten heavyweights now meet again in the CFP semifinals.

Rutgers was leading by three with less than 20 seconds left in the game when freshman guard Lino Mark grabbed his own rebound off a free throw, but Mark, in the midst of a career night, was called for a questionable foul that kept the Ducks alive.

There would certainly be no shame in the fifth-ranked Oregon Ducks losing to No. 1 Indiana in Friday’s Peach Bowl. Frankly, they’re supposed to. The unbeaten Hoosiers are favored by 3 1/2 points, have the Heisman Trophy winner at quarterback and just walloped Ala-frickin’-bama 38-3 in the Rose Bowl.