The celebrations were enthusiastic from all parties at the Rose Bowl after Indiana's big football win over UCLA.

Thousands of Indiana football fans cheered on the players and head coach Curt Cignetti as they walked off the field at the Rose Bowl on Saturday night

Truly, there’s never a bad time to blow out a conference foe on the road in a historic and venerated stadium to continue your undefeated start to the season. But Indiana’s 42-13 beatdown of new Big Ten rival UCLA came at an ideal time in the season and tenure of Curt Cignetti.

A 42-13 victory over UCLA at the Rose Bowl on Saturday was so decisive and thorough that even the most optimistic Indiana fan

Indiana football made its first trip out west in the new-look Big Ten conference a memorable one. The Hoosiers beat UCLA 42-13 in the first ever matchup between the programs and never trailed in the program's most dominant showing against a conference opponent in years.

The Bruins did not receive a warm welcome to the Big Ten on Saturday, losing to the Indiana Hoosiers 42-13 in their conference opener. After another rough first half for quarterback Ethan Garbers, who fumbled his first snap from scrimmage,