The No. 10 Hoosiers (11-1, 8-1 Big Ten) did just that with a 66-0 win over Purdue that was the most statistically one-sided game in program history. These three stats highlight how dominant of a win:

Purdue’s only drive that crossed midfield stalled late in the second quarter when Hudson Card threw an incompletion on third down. Card had no choice — he was under fire and still managed to take a seismic hit. Indiana defensive end Mikail Kamara hit him in the back while linebacker Jailin Walker came over the top.

Purdue suffers a record-breaking 66-0 loss to Indiana, marking the worst defeat in its 137-year history of sports, highlighting a need for a new coach.