College Football Games Today: What CFB & CFP Bowls Are on TV Schedule on Friday?

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Oregon and Indiana square off in the College Football Playoff on January 9, for a spot in the national championship.

The college football schedule resumes today, Friday, January 9, 2026, as the Peach Bowl marks the final bowl game on the postseason slate of CFB contests. Indiana takes on Oregon at 7:30 p.m. tonight on ESPN in the College Football Playoff semifinal matchup in Atlanta.

It marks just one of the final two remaining games on the college football schedule with all roads leading to the national championship on Monday, January 19. Miami will play either Indiana or Oregon in a national title clash in what will be an unofficial home game as Hard Rock Stadium is hosting the championship in Miami.

After being more than a touchdown favorite in the first Big Ten clash back in October, Oregon finds itself as a 3.5-point underdog versus an undefeated Indiana squad, per DraftKings. Indiana topped Oregon 30-20 in the October 11, matchup in Eugene.

Here’s what you need to know about the upcoming college football schedule.

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College Football Football Fans Rooting for Another Thrilling Game as Indiana Takes on Oregon in Peach Bowl

Ole Miss and Miami kicked off the College Football Playoff semifinal games with a thriller. Fans are hoping for a similar outcome as Oregon takes on Indiana in the Peach Bowl.

Ole Miss’ magical run finally came to an end as Miami quarterback Carson Beck’s game-winning touchdown run ended the Rebels’ season. Miami has also had an improbable run as the final at-large team to reach the College Football Playoff when the rankings were released ahead of the postseason.

Heading into the Peach Bowl, Indiana remains the lone undefeated team in college football. Head coach Curt Cignetti has transformed an Indiana program who was perennially at the bottom of the Big Ten standings into a college football power. Cignetti has taken advantage of both the transfer portal and NIL era to help make Indiana competitive.

“Every move that I made, after I left Alabama, prepared me for this moment and also prepared me for the changes that have taken place in college football since I was an assistant coach,” Cignetti told ESPN’s Adam Rittenberg ahead of the team’s rematch against Oregon. “That’s where the recruiting coordinator experience came into play.”