Indiana came in at No. 9 in Tuesday’s College Football Playoff rankings, meaning the Hoosiers would receive the No. 10 seed at play at No. 7 seed Georgia.

A 66-0 win against Purdue shored up Indiana's position in the Playoff field, which now seems likely to be assured regardless of results this weekend.

INDIANA, USA — Indiana has moved up one spot to the No. 9 position in the latest College Football Playoff rankings on Tuesday. The Hoosiers routed rival Purdue 66-0 on Saturday. Oregon, Texas, Penn State, Notre Dame and Georgia are in the top 5.

A rematch with Ohio State? A rare matchup with Notre Dame? How about a Tom Allen reunion? Or some SEC vs. Big Ten bragging rights?

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Indiana football has moved up in the latest College Football Playoff rankings. The Hoosiers slid into the No. 9 spot this week after dropping to No. 10 in last week's rankings following their loss to Ohio State.

First-year Indiana football coach Curt Cignetti took home several honors on December 3 ahead of the Hoosiers' finding out their playoff fate. Indiana finished the regular season 11-1, its best year in school history.

Three days after rebounding from their only loss of the season with a 66-0 rout of rival Purdue, the Hoosiers are ninth in the latest CFP rankings.

The College Football Playoff ranking committee seems to approve of the work done by Canadian quarterback Kurtis Rourke and the Indiana Hoosiers this season.

Georgia climbs to the No. 7 seed in the College Football Playoff bracket and would play a Big Ten team in the first-round

The Indiana Hoosiers secured a spot in the first-ever 12 team College Football Playoff with a historic win over Purdue Saturday. It was also a program record 11th win.