The Peach Bowl sets the stage for an all–Big Ten Playoff Semifinal, as Heisman winner Fernando Mendoza and No. 1 Indiana battle Dante Moore and Oregon with a trip to the National Championship at stake.
The Hoosiers already have the edge from their dramatic October win in Eugene. As the Ducks look to get even, we get into our Oregon vs. Indiana predictions before kickoff at 7:30 p.m. ET on Friday, January 9.
Oregon vs Indiana Peach Bowl predictions
| Player |  |
|---|---|
 Indiana -3.5 |
-110 |
 / Over 48.5 |
-110 |
| Mendoza o208.5 passing yards |
-114 |
| Hill Jr. anytime touchdown |
+175 |
Oregon vs Indiana best bets
Indiana -3.5 (-110 at FanDuel)
Back in October, Indiana prevailed in Eugene 30–20 as 6.5-point underdogs, buoyed by two interceptions from Dante Moore.
With the Hoosiers listed as 3.5-point favorites this time around, the swing in the line is warranted. Indiana is talented, well-coached, and operating at another level after making Alabama look like a G5 team.
Oregon running back Jordon Davison being ruled out is also a major blow; he made up one-half of the Ducks’ potent rushing attack. Expect Indiana to force Moore into a critical mistake, cover the spread, and continue this epic run.
/Over 48.5 (-110 at FanDuel)
Even without Jordon Davison, Oregon still boasts a talented offense. Dante Moore has improved as the season has progressed, and he now has a mostly healthy offensive line and wide receiver room.
Combine that with Indiana’s elite offense, and these Big Ten heavyweights should push the Fiesta Bowl past this number.
Oregon vs Indiana TD pick
Dierre Hill Jr. anytime TD (+175 at FanDuel)
Jordan Davison will miss the Peach Bowl after breaking his clavicle in the College Football Playoff quarterfinals. Oregon's best running back leads the Ducks in touchdowns with 15, and he has been their leading rusher in both Playoff wins.
Oregon should turn to veteran Noah Whittington as much as freshman Dierre Hill Jr., but it is the latter who represents more versatile possibilities. Hill is used a bit more in the passing game, has a greater big-play likelihood, and has been called upon more often as the season has progressed.
Hill has averaged 6.8 carries per game in the last five games, compared to 4.3 in the Ducks’ first six games against Power Four competition. Without Davison, Hill should see a career high in work on Friday night, perhaps as many as 15 carries.
That kind of workload highlights the value in this market at +175.
Oregon vs Indiana prop pick
Fernando Mendoza Over 208.5 passing yards (-114 at FanDuel)
The Heisman winner has fallen short of this prop twice in his last three games and six times in 14 games this season. Then again, those two times in the last three games were both laughable routs, and the closest game in which Mendoza fell short of this prop was the 27-14 season opener against Old Dominion.
Mendoza topped this prop against Iowa, Oregon, Penn State, and Ohio State, averaging 222 passing yards in those four games against quality defenses.
If the Ducks keep Dante Moore upright, this game should be close enough to allow Mendoza to flex his muscles a bit.
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Oregon vs Indiana odds
Oregon vs Indiana game info
| Location: | Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta, GA |
| Date: | Friday, January 9, 2026 |
| Kickoff: | 7:30 p.m. ET |
| TV: | ESPN |
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