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.

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.

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?

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 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.

Indiana's special season ran into a brick wall Saturday afternoon as the fifth-ranked Hoosiers fell 38-15 on the road against No. 2 Ohio State. All week, questions about Indiana's legitimacy as a Big Ten power and a College Football Playoff competitor swirled.

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