BLOOMINGTON — UCLA’s good vibes didn’t survive its first trip to Memorial Stadium on Saturday.

Indiana football showed the Bruins what a legitimate title contender looked like on Saturday in a 56-6 win in front of a sold out crowd.

The No. 2 Hoosiers (8-0, 5-0 Big Ten) jumped out to a lead on the second play of the game — a pick-six from linebacker Aiden Fisher — and went into halftime up 35-3 even with the offense and Heisman-candidate Fernando Mendoza looking disjointed at times.

Indiana ’s 10-play, 75-yard scoring drive coming out of the break basically wrapped things up, here's our instant analysis from IU’s win:

Indiana football sends UCLA offensive coordinator Jerry Neuheisel back to the drawing board

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