The Notre Dam Fighting Irish deliviered a dominant performance in their first-round playoff win against the Indiana Hoosiers on Friday night, delighting the home crowd with a convincing 27-17 win. This was firmly one of those games where the final score was far closer than much of the game was;

Notre Dame secured its first College Football Playoff win in program history Saturday evening, downing (10) Indiana 27-17 inside Notre Dame Stadium. It was a dominant performance from the Fighting Irish,

Friday night football takes on a new meaning today as Notre Dame and Indiana meet in the first expanded College Football Playoff game, and the first on campus.

Curt Cignetti helped guide Indiana to its best season in school history, but the uber-confident head coach didn't have any answers for Notre Dame on Friday night.

Curt Cignetti's decision to punt the ball from Notre Dame's 48-yard line while trailing 20-3 with 10:34 to go confused mostly everyone.

Indiana's 27-17 loss to Notre Dame in the first round of the College Football Playoff was not head coach Curt Cignetti's finest performance. While a few late Hoosiers touchdowns made the score much more respectable,