No. 1 Indiana continues its march toward an undefeated season with a semifinal game against Oregon at the Peach Bowl in Atlanta.
Unsurprisingly, the Hoosiers will play as the betting favorite, according to BetMGM’s college football odds market.
Indiana vs. Oregon Odds
- Point Spread: Indiana -3.5
- Moneyline: Indiana -175 | Oregon +145
- Total: 48.5
Indiana vs. Oregon: Peach Bowl Playoff Game
Indiana and Oregon have already played once this year – a Week 7 affair that the Hoosiers won by 10 points in Eugene. Oregon was a 6.5-point favorite.
This time, Indiana is the favorite, and the game will be on the East Coast instead of out west.
Bettors have been reticent to side with the Hoosiers this postseason, and head coach Curt Cignetti just keeps proving people wrong. Indiana is 5-0 straight up and ATS this season in games with a point spread shorter than 10 points.
In other words, when the game is expected to be competitive, Indiana wins and covers.
Oregon has looked like a true national championship contender during this CFP, but the Ducks haven’t yet faced a team with the skill and balance that Indiana brings to the field.
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